"Using
the New User Desktop!"
Confused by the new User Desktop for MS Dynamics GP 10? Learn how to navigate your homepage in this month's quick tip:
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Did you know users can navigate to the windows of the application using several
different paths found in the Address Bar, Navigation Pane, Lists Pane, and
Content Pane? As an option is selected in each component, the users choice is
reflected in each of the other components as well. |
| An example of this is as follows: A user can click on the expansion arrow
following the word Home in the Address Bar. A pull down menu will be displayed.
If the user picks Sales from the pull down menu, the Address Bar will show Home>
Sales> Sales. The Navigation Pane will change to show the Sales option as will
the Lists Pane (it will show it highlighted) and the Content Pane (will change
to show the Sales windows and tasks available to the user). |
| Another good thing to know is that the Navigation Buttons in the upper left
corner of the User Desktop, function like the Back and Forward buttons of your
Internet Explorer. |
| The Travel History icon to the right of the Forward button displays a recent history of the travels of the user through the application and allows a user to click on any of the recent screens and return immediately to that function. |
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Bill Gates Retires
As of Friday June 27, Bill Gates, Microsoft Corporation's founder and longtime
leader, stepped down from his day-to-day duties at the software giant to focus
full-time on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Meet NextCorp's Support Desk, Consulting and Information Technology Departments
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From left to right: Larry Rayl (Sr. Systems Engineer), Mike Hildebrandt (Support
Consultant), Cindy Davis (Client Services Manager & CRM Consultant),
Mike
Muscarella (Senior Consultant), Cindy Reeves (Consultant- MBS Management
Solutions Specialist), Steve Anderson (Director of Consulting), Andreas
Soedarsono (Sr. Systems Engineer).
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Not Shown: Alan Davis (Systems Engineer), Jeff Gunn (Consulting Manager),
Jeremy
Peacock (Director of Technology).
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Using
the New User Desktop |
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Meet
NextCorp's Support Desk! |
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Farwell
to Bill Gates
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July
Webinars |
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July 25, 2008
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General
Ledger/Bank Reconciliation
July 30, 2008
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Payroll
July 31, 2008
(Full Day)
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CRM: Sales
August 20, 2008
(Full Day)
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Accounts Receivable
August 21, 2008
(Half Day)
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