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Here is another web-resource html control to expand your CRM forms. It is a slider control for CRM with step control. It provides a graphical way to slide a value up and down.

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Another HTML control example that adds a star rating form control to CRM 2011 as a web-resource. It includes a managed solution that you can download and install as well as the source and all images used in creating the solution.

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Ever want to translate text from within CRM? This solution adds a button on the ribbon to translate text from other languages to english using the Microsoft Bing Translator.

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The Notification Accelerator on Codeplex does not offer a queueitem RSS feed. I’m not sure why, but here is a simple solution to display an RSS feed. It defaults to the current user’s queues, but if the q=blah is specified in address then all queueitems in any queue with blah in it will be displayed.

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CRM 4.0has an endless amounts of system job logs. We perform automatic actions on a lot of entities, but we don’t need the log of those automatic actions beyond the end of that working day if it was Canceled or Completed Successfully. Now we can setup a custom bulk deletion job that won’t keep those successful entries.

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The CRM 4 System Administrators group does not have access to assign other people’s saved advanced finds (user queries). I have created a single aspx page that uses the CRM SDK to allow a system administrator to assign any user’s saved view to another user.

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