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    Data Migration for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

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    Partick Nelson recently made a Dynamics AX Data Migration white paper available on InformationSource . Data Migration for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 includes sections on import via the Excel Add-in, import via RapidStart, using AIF document services and...
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    Can Dynamics AX 2012 work with Office 365?

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    Office 365 provides secure anywhere access to Microsoft Office capabilities including document collaboration. Users can create, store, and edit Office documents online in Office 365. SharePoint Online can be thought of as the storage mechanism for Office...
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    Dynamics AX 2012 Office Add-ins and Office 2007

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    One of the more common Office Add-ins questions I get asked is "Why don't the Office Add-ins work with Office 2007?" They do, but you need a hotfix or service pack 3. Bill Thompson explains in more detail in his post: Dynamics AX 2012 Office Add-ins...
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    Dynamics AX 2012 Excel Add-in: Timeout issues?

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    I've heard from a few people having problems with size limitations when publishing from the Dynamics AX 2012 Excel Add-in to the server. People that are receiving a message like “ Method ‘System.ServiceModel.CommunicationObjectFaultedException...
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    Dynamics AX 2012 Office Add-ins: Information sources

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    The Office Add-ins for Dynamics AX 2012 are a great tool for working with Dynamics AX data. The Word Add-in primarily enables document generation and the Excel Add-in enables a number of scenarios involving Dynamics AX data including refreshable data...
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    Dynamics AX 2012 is almost there

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    Last month I presented at the Dynamics AX Technical Conference 2011 where we showcased Dynamics AX 2012 to a wide audience of partners and customers for the first time. The release is set for Q3 2011. Over the next 6 months I'll be posting tips and...
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    Introduction to Dynamics AX for Developers

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    I did a presentation for the Fargo Moorhead .NET Developers Group last night at the Microsoft Fargo office. The agenda was pretty simple and hopefully it was a useful for some of the 15 people that managed to sit through it prior to Andy Vig wowing us...
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    Behavior Driven Development

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    At the last Fargo Moorhead Developers meeting we had a great presentation from Max Pool about Behavior Driven Development. It sounded strangely like TDD. After the meeting I jumped online and researched it some. I wanted to post the links and important...
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    MBF Changes: It's all about Microsoft Dynamics

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    A couple of people saw the recent news about the Microsoft Business Framework (MBF) and emailed me to check how it affected the team and how it affected me. The news about the team has been mostly covered in the couple of press articles on Microsoft Watch...
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    And I'm back...

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    After a number of technical difficulties and a little apathy in getting them fixed, my blog is back up. Now I just need to start writing again...
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    My blog got mangled...

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    None of my old posts seem to be showing up. I'll get them back up shortly. I haven't posted in a long time. Partially because I've been keeping myself very busy, partially because I'm working on things I often can't talk about, and partially because...
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    Conceptual Thinking Around Services: Which representation is the 'right' one?

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    I have been doing a lot of work with Indigo and Service Orientation recently. I've been keeping quiet partly because Indigo was just about to have its big party , but mostly just because I've been busy. Like any programming language or development...
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    WS-Eventing for Dummies

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    I was looking for a simple explanation of WS-Eventing, and it doesn't come much simpler than Bruce Williams's WS-Eventing for Dummies post. It provides a step-by-step breakdown of the elements in a WS-Eventing message. And part 2 and part 3 provide information...
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    Bill Gates at CES 2005

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    I was watching the keynote talk from Bill Gates at CES 2005 last night. There are so many cool innovations coming out. The state of the art in software and hardware is now enabling anything you can imagine. Weather report on a wristwatch? Check. DVD quality...
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    Geek humour: The search dog

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    Rory is the co-host of the DotNetRocks online talk show and a Microsoft MSDN presenter. His blog is quite funny most of the time, and occasionally it is completely hilarious. I just saw a post he pointed to last week. Check this out .
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    Ultimate Ears: The best earphones in the world

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    I splashed out a little a couple of weeks ago and ordered some Ultimate Ears UE-5c 's. They arrived on Friday and they are nothing short of brilliant. Imagine sitting in a sound booth with really good sound isolation and really nice dual-driver speakers...
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    Bob Muglia on WinFS: Just after Longhorn, or not until Blackcomb?

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    On Friday, I read coverage on News.com about an interview with Bob Muglia. In it he talks publicly about some of the options they are looking at for the WinFS file system timeline . This morning, ARSTechnica and TechSpot had coverage of the same announcement...
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    Steve Ernst on serialization to XML

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    You my have heard about how everyone at Microsoft has an office. Well... that is true of Redmond, but in Fargo they have chosen to bring us closer together, to foster a tight knit community spirit, and to create the kind of team environment that only...
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    Ward Cunningham on Patterns and XP

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    Ward Cunningham recently did a great interview with TSS.Net . In the interview he talks at length on some great topics including XP, patterns, team development, communication, simplicity, testing, and feedback. If you haven't seen it already, it is definitely...
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    Extreme Programming Explained: 2nd edition

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    Recently I noticed that Kent Beck had released the 2nd edition of one of my favourite IT books (along with PEAA ). I wasn't sure how much of it was new or if the changes would be worthy of the purchase. My good friend, and agile guru, Steve Hayes is excited...
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    My New Obsession: The Humble Weather Report

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    Ever since I got to Fargo I have been fascinated by the weather. I have never lived in a place where I had anything more than an overnight frost, even in the dead of winter. I find it funny that even though it has snowed a couple of times already, everyone...
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    Jon Eaves: Infotainment

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    I love geek humor, and Jon Eaves spits it out on a daily basis. Check out his latest contribution to world of patterns; Bulimic Domain Model .
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    PDC 2005: Will you be there?

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    It is almost the end of another year. It has been a VERY eventful 12 months with changes in jobs and countries among other things. It was just over a year ago that I attended PDC 2003 [Edited] in LA, and it was quite a defining time for me. It'll be fun...
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    He emerges from his prolonged silence to say...

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    It snowed! I'm told that the snow has arrived super late this year, so I have been lucky to catch some excellent weather. I never would have guessed how hazardous a 9 minute commute (yes, door to door) could become. Black ice is something that must be...
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    Fargo, North Dakota: I have arrived!

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    I left Melbourne on the 10th and spent a week in Chicago and New York before arriving in Fargo on the 17th. The time in Chicago and New York was great. The buildings in Chicago were much bigger than I had anticipated and the subway in New York (I had...
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