Below, you can find an overview to a series regarding the use of Office Open XML (DocX) format with
DocumentsCorePack for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011.

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This article outlines how to add images, product photos, company logos etc. to MS Dynamics CRM 2011/2013/2015. In our example we add an image to a CRM contact and later on, we add an image to a template.

Requirements: DocumentsCorePack for MS CRM 2011/2013/2015

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INTRODUCTION 

This article describes how to use the “Insert as Picture-Field”-functionality within the “Insert”-button in Open Office XML templates (.docx).
Click here to read more about the functionalities of the “Insert”-button. 

This certain feature allows you to: 

a) insert a picture that is stored in your CRM system or
b) a path to a FileShare.

Addon: DocumentsCorePack v5.97 and higher

Example: 

Figure 1: Merged quote-template with picture fields. 

This article outlines how to use the “Insert as Picture-Link-Field”-button within the “Insert”-button in Open Office XML template (.docx). This feature allows you to insert a picture directly from a web link which is stored in any CRM-field.

Requirments: DocumentsCorePack v5.97 and higher

This article describes how to use the “Insert as Picture-Field”-functionality within the “Insert”-button in Open Office XML templates (.docx). 

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