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The "Insert QR-Code"-button in Open Office XML template (.docx)

On August 28, 2013 in DCP 2011, DCP 2013, DocumentsCorePack (DCP) by Jin Yan

This article outlines, how to use the "Insert as QR Code"-fields functionality within the "Insert"-button in Open Office XML template (.docx).

Tagged With: 2011, 2013, Client, DCP, DocumentsCorePack, Office, template, XML

US-office opening in Atlanta on August, 20, 2013!

On August 20, 2013 in *Features / News* by Jin Yan

After an intense preparation time we proudly announce the opening of our new US-office in Atlanta, GA which is an important step in line in our growth plan and for future success.

Tagged With: Atlanta, department, partner, partners, sales, USA, ActivityTools, AE, announcement, AT, AttachmentExtractor, Business Insight, Client, DCP, DocumentsCorePack, Fun, GC, GroupCalendar, Office, PowerSearch, PS, SB, Server, SmartBar, support, TelephoneIntegration, TI

How to use the [Insert as HTML]-button in Open Office XML templates (.docx)?

On February 26, 2013 in DCP 2011, DCP 2013, DocumentsCorePack (DCP) by SSteinklauber

INTRODUCTION

This feature enables you to easily insert contents (pictures, texts, etc.) into documents which have been added to a CRM record via HTML editor. The functionality interprets HTML codes stored in CRM and to display the contents appropriately in merged documents. Furthermore, the last version of DocumentsCorePack enables users to insert pictures into documents (for more details about this functionality, please click here).

Addon: DocumentsCorePack

Tagged With: 2011, 2013, DCP, DocumentsCorePack, Office, picture, template, XML

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

On January 24, 2013 in *General* by SSteinklauber

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.

Tagged With: 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, ActivityTools, AE, AT, AttachmentExtractor, Client, compability, DCP, DocumentsCorePack, GC, GroupCalendar, Office, Online, OnPremise, PowerSearch, PS, RU12, SB, Server, SharePoint, SmartBar, SP, TelephoneIntegration, TI

Office Open XML: Part4 – How to embed pictures

On September 1, 2011 in DCP 2011, DocumentsCorePack (DCP) by Michael Dohr

This is the 4th part of our video series regarding the Office Open XML-format that is provided in DocumentsCorePack for CRM 2011. The template used in this video is the one that has been created in our previous tutorials of this series, so it is recommended to take a look into Part 1 – Creating a template and Part 2- Resolve Relationships first to get more information about the template's structure.

Tagged With: picture, 2011, Client, DCP, DocumentsCorePack, DocX, Office, template, XML

Office Open XML: Part3 – How to group line items

On June 30, 2011 in DCP 2011, DocumentsCorePack (DCP) by Michael Dohr

This is the third part of the series regarding the Office Open XML-format. This video is based on the the results from Part 1 Creating a template, so I recommend to take a look into this demovideo first.

Tagged With: 2011, Client, DCP, DocumentsCorePack, DocX, Office, template, XML

Office Open XML: Part2 – How to resolve relationships

On June 16, 2011 in DCP 2011, DocumentsCorePack (DCP) by Michael Dohr

This is the second part of the series regarding the Office Open XML-format. This video is based on the the results from Part 1 Creating a template, so I recommend to take a look into this demovideo first.