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This document provides important, late-breaking information about this release of the Business Data Lookup Snap-in for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0, which supplements the Microsoft Dynamics Snap documentation. The previous releases of Business Data Lookup snap-in work with Microsoft Office 2003. In this pre-release, the Business Data Lookup snap-in has been upgraded to work with Microsoft Office 2007. This release is NOT back-words compatible with Microsoft Office 2003.
For an overview of what the Business Data Lookup snap-in for Microsoft Dynamics CRM does, see the white paper titled Whitepaper – Business Data Lookup Snap-in for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 and Office 2007 in the docs folder.
· User should have
permissions to access the Microsoft CRM 3.0 server.
·
URL of the Microsoft
CRM 3.0 server should be known.
·
At least 5 MB of
disk space must be available on the local machine installation location.
·
·
The
previous version of snap-ins (Phase 1) should be un-installed before installing
the new snap-ins.
For a description of the installation process, see Implementation Guide – Business Data Lookup Snap-in for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 and Office 2007 in the docs folder.
Currently
there is no fix for this problem. We’ll try and fix this in the final release.
Unable to log on to the Microsoft
CRM server.
This
happens when the CRM server is down.
No records were found.
This
happens when no records are found matching the given search criteria
The document cannot be attached.
This
message is displayed when there a problem occurred while attaching the document
to CRM.
This record type cannot be
attached.
This
message is displayed when the record type (or entity type) of the selected
record does not have settings that enable the user to attach the document as
the selected attachment type.
An error occurred while
searching.
This
message is displayed when a back-end error occurs while the search is going on.
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