Comments on: Looking ahead at Microsoft Dynamics CRM 5: screenshots from PDC http://niiranen.eu/crm/2009/11/looking-ahead-at-microsoft-dynamics-crm-5-screenshots-from-pdc/ Working with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, day in day out Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:24:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Müşteri İlişkileri Yönetimi ve Microsoft Dynamics CRM « Microsoft Günlüğü http://niiranen.eu/crm/2009/11/looking-ahead-at-microsoft-dynamics-crm-5-screenshots-from-pdc/comment-page-1/#comment-2143 Müşteri İlişkileri Yönetimi ve Microsoft Dynamics CRM « Microsoft Günlüğü Sat, 29 Jan 2011 15:20:04 +0000 http://niiranen.eu/crm/?p=173#comment-2143 [...] ilginizi çektiyse, detaylı bilgi için bazı linkler; link1, link2, [...] [...] ilginizi çektiyse, detaylı bilgi için bazı linkler; link1, link2, [...]

]]> By: Rick Bellefond http://niiranen.eu/crm/2009/11/looking-ahead-at-microsoft-dynamics-crm-5-screenshots-from-pdc/comment-page-1/#comment-836 Rick Bellefond Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:24:17 +0000 http://niiranen.eu/crm/?p=173#comment-836 I hope there is a history preview pane in CRM 5. I hope there is a history preview pane in CRM 5.

]]> By: Jamal http://niiranen.eu/crm/2009/11/looking-ahead-at-microsoft-dynamics-crm-5-screenshots-from-pdc/comment-page-1/#comment-629 Jamal Wed, 05 May 2010 14:07:00 +0000 http://niiranen.eu/crm/?p=173#comment-629 do you know if CRM5 will improve how we can view the history? in CRM 4.0 we cant change the columns, will it be possible in CRM 5.0? do you know if CRM5 will improve how we can view the history? in CRM 4.0 we cant change the columns, will it be possible in CRM 5.0?

]]> By: Hadley http://niiranen.eu/crm/2009/11/looking-ahead-at-microsoft-dynamics-crm-5-screenshots-from-pdc/comment-page-1/#comment-349 Hadley Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:30:34 +0000 http://niiranen.eu/crm/?p=173#comment-349 As one of the developers on the demo I can give some pointers around the version of crm 5 we were using. The silverlight controls were developed using wcf and Silverlight 3, then added as iframes. This was due to the fact the version we were working with supported Dundas charts, this meant the data couldn't be gathered dynamically with the version we were using. Charting visualisation is working well at the moment, and the interface to build them is quite easy to use. In the version of crm 5 we were using service requests couldn't be combined without custom code. All the views I have stated are all based on the early version of crm 5, so things may change before it is finally released. However I figured I could clear up some your questions you had regarding a few of those features. The version we used was a huge step up from crm 4 and I was rather impressed with its new features and improvements. As one of the developers on the demo I can give some pointers around the version of crm 5 we were using.

The silverlight controls were developed using wcf and Silverlight 3, then added as iframes. This was due to the fact the version we were working with supported Dundas charts, this meant the data couldn’t be gathered dynamically with the version we were using.

Charting visualisation is working well at the moment, and the interface to build them is quite easy to use.

In the version of crm 5 we were using service requests couldn’t be combined without custom code.

All the views I have stated are all based on the early version of crm 5, so things may change before it is finally released. However I figured I could clear up some your questions you had regarding a few of those features. The version we used was a huge step up from crm 4 and I was rather impressed with its new features and improvements.

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