My contribution to the never ending Dynamics GP journey
Ever wondered how to setup the Dynamics GP Word Template add-in on a shared server environment where multiple users access the same Office installation ? Read on to understand how Add-ins are managed in Word.
The Wait is Over ! Grab your latest copy of the GPPT build 27 and upgrade your GP instance ASAP.
Winthrop Development Consultants is pleased to announce Build 27 of GP Power Tools (GPPT) for Microsoft Dynamics GP was released on 24-May-2019.
This build incorporates new features and enhancements to all modules of GP Power Tools, as well as general code improvements and fixes to existing functionality. It includes a number of features that were on the wish list, but did not get into the previous build.
To give you an idea of how much has been added, the user guide manual has grown from 385 pages in build 26 to 424 pages in build 27!
View original post 871 more words
I’ve been working with David on this new build as a BETA tester for a few months now and let me tell you that this is going to be very exciting stuff that is coming in this new build. Can’t wait to deploy & upgrade everywhere.
You might have seen some postings on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn mentioning that I have been working hard on the next release of GP Power Tools. Well, all the major features planned for Build 27 have been completed.
All that is left to do is beta testing, documentation and a couple of minor features and then it can be released to the Microsoft Dynamics GP community in time for the upcoming conference season for 2019.
View original post 714 more words
Find out how to fix a broken file extension association from your Dynamic GP client with this registry hack.
This week I was working on a client's site that was proceeding with some GP Data Archiving by using the ProfAd Company Data Archiver (CDA). I had created several new companies with GP Utilities to accommodate for all the historical data that was going to be archived (about 6-7 years) for their huge Production Database... Continue Reading →
For many years several Dynamics GP users have been relying on David's blog over at the MSDN site.. Unfortunately Microsoft decide to retire the site and the content would soon be lost, so it was urgent to act quickly. From a trove of over 1100 blog articles, David managed to save and repost the most... Continue Reading →
What the heck is the DMU you might ask ? DMU stands for Dynamics Maintenance Utility and is provided out-of-the-box by Microsoft when you install the GP client (or at least it was until it was gone missing in the 2018 R2 image.. see more here) In essence, this is what the GP administration guide... Continue Reading →
Today I had a chat with @David Musgrave, the brain behind GP Power Tools (aka GPPT), which he completely overhauled back in 2015 after he was let go by Microsoft and regained control over the former Support Debugging Tool (aka SDT). David mentioned to me some of the good ideas he recently had turned into... Continue Reading →
How many times have you been caught with this error message after GP Utilities has completed the DYNAMICS system DB & company DB upgrade ? Every time I perform a TEST environment upgrade with any GP version, I get caught by the same trap and just have to slap myself for not remembering to check... Continue Reading →
