While I luv the tabs in IE8 I hate having orphaned stand alone windows created by pop-ups. Blake Scarlavai points out we can change our IE settings to open pop-ups in a new tab by: Tools –> Options –> In the Tab section click Settings –> select...

I’ve followed Betsy from the day I arrived at Microsoft in ‘92. Long known as the “Microsoft Blog Queen”, she connected, she is giving, friendly, and fun. Here’s ZDnet’s Mary-Jo Foley’s read on this Microsoft superstar. In the 25-plus years I’ve written...

Our friends on the Microsoft Forefront Server Protection team are conducting research to understand what applications you would like to protect, and how you would like them protected. One of the applications they are soliciting feedback on is Microsoft...

A blast from the past that is still very popular is the Developing ISV Applications using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 whitepaper. This document guides an ISV to quickly build, deploy, and manage line-of-business applications. Other pertinent references...

Gotta luv this kind of news coverage form OnWindows.com: Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift Europe (MCFE), a leading forklift manufacturer based in the Netherlands, has received the Gartner CRM Excellence Award in the category of efficiency for its customer...

In yet another of those weird threads at Microsoft, we have people comparing their shamrock plants. First there was the Leprechaun who deposited these all over the building on St. Patty’s Day 2009. A year later we discover some folks with some serious...

The Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Implementation Guide (IG) has been available on TechNet since last year.  The IG is comprised of 3 major areas: Planning Guide Installing Guide Operating and Maintaining Guide These guides are key documentations to...

How cool is this?  :O) San Francisco Chronicle : “Microsoft Corp. will offer thousands of Californians free training in its office software programs and distribute 18,500 vouchers to provide computer professionals with a no-cost way to upgrade their...

My favorite spell checker for my Internet Explorer browser is called ieSpell and it’s available for free. I have installed it on all the computers I use. I use it on Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online , Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and the Dynamics forums...