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Our addons’ compatibility with Dynamics CRM 2013, SharePoint, MS Office

Fri, 22 Nov 2013 12:27:00 GMT

In this article, you can find a compatibility chart for all our addons for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013.

It shows which of our addons are compatible with

· MS Dynamics CRM 2013 On-Premise/Hosted (IFD)/Online

· MS SharePoint 2010/2013/Online

· MS Office (x86, x64) 2007/2010/2013

· and which of them support cross-browsing.

Last Update
October 2013

Version

Last Version-Release Date

MS Dynamics CRM 2013

MS SharePoint

MS Office
(x86, x64)

On-Premise

Hosted
(IFD)

Online

Cross
Browser

2010

2013

online

2007

2010

2013

ActivityTools

6.7
and higher

11/11/2013

yes

AttachmentExtractor

2013.2
and higher

10/31/2013

yes

DocumentsCorePack

Server: 2013.31
and higher
Client: 6.5
and higher

11/11/2013
10/23/2013

yes

yes^*1)*2)

yes

GroupCalendar

6.5
and higher

10/21/2013

yes

PowerSearch

6.6
and higher

11/11/2013

yes

SmartBar

2013.5
and higher

01/29/2014

yes

TelephoneIntegration

Server: 6.3
and higher
Client: 6.3
and higher

10/23/2013
10/23/2013

yes

*1) At the moment, FileExplorer-documents, SharePoint-documents and the Document Summary are not compatible.
*2) All browser windows created by the application will open in the InternetExplorer.

Please do not hesitate to contact us via support@mscrm-addons.com should you require further information or our assistance.

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The compatibility of our addons with Dynamics CRM, RU12, SharePoint and MS Office

Thu, 24 Jan 2013 10:08:00 GMT

In this article, you can find a compatibility chart for all our addons. It shows which of our addons are compatible with

· MS Dynamics CRM 2011 On-Premise/Hosted (IFD)/Online

· RollUp 12

· MS Sharepoint 2010/2013/Online

· MS Office (x86, x64) 2007/2010/2013

· and which of them support cross-browsing.

This is very useful if you want to know a priori if our addons are compatible with other software you are using or if you will be confronted with interface problems.

Please note: We update our addons constantly.

Last Update
5/14/2013

Version

Last Version-Release Date

MS Dynamics CRM 2011

MS Sharepoint

MS Office (x86, x64)

On-Premise

Hosted
(IFD)

Online

RU12

Cross
Browser

2010

2013

online

2007

2010

2013

ActivityTools

5.33
and higher

02/01/2013

yes

yes^*3)

yes

AttachmentExtractor

5.16
and higher

12/14/2012

yes

AutoMerge

5.24
and higher

12/27/2012

yes

DocumentsCorePack

Server: 5.39
Client: 5.76

03/21/2013
02/21/2013

yes

yes^*1)*2)

yes

GroupCalendar

5.47
and higher

03/04/2013

yes

PowerSearch

5.33
and higher

09/19/2012

yes

RecordCounter

5.18
and higher

01/29/2013

yes

TelephoneIntegration

Server: 5.32
and higher
Client: 5.52
and higher

02/01/2013
02/27/2013

yes

yes^*2)

yes

*1) At the moment, FileExplorer-documents, SharePoint-documents and the Document Summary are not compatible.

*2) All browser windows created by the application will open in the InternetExplorer.

*3) Limited functionality as described on the ActivityTools product page.

That’s it! We appreciate your feedback! Please share your thoughts by sending an email to support@mscrm-addons.com.

Security Update for 2007 Microsoft Office System (KB2251419)

Wed, 18 Aug 2010 16:00:00 GMT

Error Message:

(if you try to merge a document)

You are trying to read or write to protected memory, this is a sign that the memory is corrupt.

Problem:

The reference is not set correctly.

This is caused by the Security Update for 2007 Microsoft Office System (KB2251419).

Solution:

You have to delete this security update and the merge will work without any problems.

(Tested on XP with Office 2007)

SSL für SharePoint 2007

Tue, 10 Aug 2010 11:56:00 GMT

Source: The RIGHT way to enable SSL on MOSS Web Applications

I have been going back and forth a few times on enabling SSL on MOSS 2007 Web applications and here is the way that I have found to work best.

1. Go to central admin --> Create or extend a new web application --> Create a new web application.

2. Fill in the Web app, DB and App pool names as usual. Select yes to enable SSL on the web application. If you are using host headers for this web app, then enter those too. (Important: Make sure to set the port to 443, not 80).

3. After the web application has been created, reset IIS and then open up IIS mmc. Scroll to the IIS website that MOSS just created for you and select the right SSL certificate from the available certificates (Ask your network folks to generate an internal or external SSL cert for you depending on whether this is a test or prod server). Important: Go to the Home Directory tab and click Advanced. Make sure you set the host header and the right IP for port 80. For SSL entries, select port 443 and the IP. (If you have multiple IP's on the server, I usually pick one here for these entries). Click on the edit button for SSL entries and check the 'Require SSL' box. Also check 'Require 128 bit encryption' to make this more secure.

4. Now go ahead and create your first site collection for this web app. MOSS will automatically create a new site collection for you and present you with a "https://.." link upon completion. You should now have a SSL ready web app.

5. By default, if you want multiple web apps using SSL on the same server - this does not work in IIS 6. If you want multiple MOSS 2007 Web apps to be SSL enabled, there are two ways of going about this. One way is to get as many IPs as you want SSL web apps for that web server and assign one IP per host header settings for port 80 and 443 under IIS Website properties --> Home Directory --> Advanced. The other option is to modify the IIS metabase to allow multiple SSL web apps on the same IP. Be careful with the second option and make sure you know what you are doing.

That’s it! We appreciate your feedback! Please share your thoughts by sending an email to support@mscrm-addons.com.

What to do if no toolbar is visible in Office 2007, 2010, 2013 and/or 2016?

Mon, 19 Apr 2010 14:32:00 GMT

After WordMailMerge has been installed on your computer, it is possible that our toolbar does not appear in Microsoft Word. For newer versions of Microsoft Word, please have a look at this blog article.

To sort this problem out, please follow the steps of this article.

Please note:
Although the below example displays Word 2007 only, the steps are similar for all other Word versions.

Microsoft Word 2007:

First you have to open the Word-Options.

Figure 1: Open the Word-Options

Then you have to click on the Add-ins-tab. Here, you get an overview on all the active add-ins and all the inactive add-ins.

Figure 2: Add-in overview in MS Word

Open the Manage drop-down menu and select disabled items.

Figure 3: Manage drop-down menu - Disabled Items

In the window that opens now, you would see the disabled items, if there were any.

Figure 4: Disabled Items

If there are no deactivated elements, open the Templates and Word-Add-Ins.

Here you have to select wordmailmerge.dot and save the changes with a click on the [OK]-button.

Figure 5: Templates and Add-ins window

When you start Microsoft Office Word 2007 the next time, the www.mscrm-addons.com toolbar will appear.

Figure 6: www.mscrm-addons.com toolbar

That’s it! We appreciate your feedback! Please share your thoughts by sending an email to support@mscrm-addons.com.