Many people ask if it is possible to use Public Folders for data storage in regards to the redesigned Outlook Synchronization in releases after Dynamics NAV 4.0 taking into account that there are no conditions or filters set for the contacts entities. The answer is simple: yes, you can! There is one...

When working with the Outlook Synchronization using Dynamics NAV 5.0, Dynamics NAV 5.0 SP1 and Dynamics NAV 2009 (present release: CTP4) in an Exchange Server environment, the following very annoying error may show up in the Outlook Addin. The related item for the synchronized Outlook item is not found...

If you are working in a localized release of Dynamics NAV with the redesigned Outlook Synchronization, I bet that you were dealing with a language issue. Perhaps you forgot to set the Regional Options for the NAS user account, perhaps you did not follow the Localization Tips of the Installation &...

While using NAS with OSYNCH parameter in a Dynamics NAV 5.0 + partnersource update 25874 or Dynamics NAV 5.0 SP1, we had to use the Localization Tips that were published on page 55 of the Setup and Installation Guide: When a localized version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV is used, some actions are required...

After configuring demo entities TASK and APP in NAV and after creating a ToDo of Phone Call and / or after creating a ToDo of Meeting, there is an error in the Outlook Add-in: An error has occurred during the synchronization process. You can find the error details in the log file. Please contact your...

Sometimes it happens that after a reinstallation of the Outlook Add-in, the actual toolbar does not appear in Outlook. The toolbar can however be seen as a separate toolbar under View / Toolbars. The actual cause is that previous Outlook Add-ins were still active previous to the reinstallation. To...

It has come to my attention that in Outlook 2007 by default Contacts are not linked to Tasks. Let's assume you have a salesperson that goes onsite to a specific prospect and that he agrees to follow up. So he creates a Task in Outlook. In Outlook 2003, this was quite easy. You just went to the bottom...