Dynamics User Group

Founded in 1995 as Navision Online User Group / navision.net focussing on Navision (now Dynamics NAV) the Dynamics User Group (now also covering Dynamics AX, Dynamics CRM and the other products in the Microsoft Dynamics group) is the biggest user group in the world for the Dynamics products. No matter if you are a Dynamics partner, end-user, consultant, programmer or freelancer, then we hope that you will enjoy our forums, blogs or downloads.

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	We have a new moderator here at the Dynamics User Group. Please say welcome to Rene Gayer. Rene is a Dynamics NAV MVP and will be moderating the German speaking forum. Rene has also been writting a few books about Dynamics NAV and he would like offer the book "Technical Inside NAV 5.00.01" to all the members of DUG with a discount of EUR 10. Read the announcement here		Programming Microsoft Dynamics NAV This book written by long time user group member and Microsoft Dynamics NAV MVP is a perfect book for both beginners in the art of programming Dynamics NAV and more experienced programmers. Read more here and order your copy today!
	You can now also find the Dynamics User Group on the social network FaceBook.com. Join us here if you have a profile, or get a new profile. FaceBook is a great way to "meet" your friends from DUG in another setting. Read the announcement here		Inside Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 Dive deep in to the architectural details of Microsoft Dynamics AX to make relationships clear and development tasks easier. The book provides a lot of need-to-know information for consultants and developers. Read more and order your copy today!

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  Convergence 2008 - the keynote (post 2) Kirill Tatarinov's keynote was the first session on Convergence 2008. As someone who have participated on many Microsoft and before that Navision conferences over years then this keynote as actually boring. Not that Kirill is a bad speaker, his little russian accent makes him sound a bit more entertaining... 11-19-2008 13:34 by Erik P. Ernst to DynamicsUser.NET Admin's Blog Filed under: Kirill Tatarinov, Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

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  Welcome to Convergence EMEA 2008 in Copenhagen (post 1) I have just arrived in Bella Center, the venue where Microsoft Convergence takes place in Copenhagen 2008. They also call it Convergence EMEA, for Europe, Middleeast and Africa and this is the second year in the row where they have it here in Bella Center. It's only 8:30am here and the conference... 11-19-2008 8:37 by Erik P. Ernst to DynamicsUser.NET Admin's Blog Filed under: Kirill Tatarinov, NAV 2009, Convergence 2008 Copenhagen

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  NAV 2009 is released! NAV 2009 is released and available from this link on PartnerSource (login required): Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 - Download page Also visit the Launch Portal for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 for Demo tools, readiness, sales and marketing materials, and much more. Lars Lohndorf-Larsen Microsoft Dynamics UK Microsoft Customer Service and Support (CSS) EMEA 11-17-2008 8:37 by Nav developer's blog to NAV Developers Blog Filed under: NAV 2009

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  Using variables and C/AL code in a report in NAV 2009 This previous blog " NAV 2009 - The structure of reports in VS report designer " describes how to get data from your data items into the layout of a report in Visual Studio (VS) report designer. This time we look at how to control the iterations of a report with code, and showing variables rather than fields on a report. So, for when you manually want to control what to print. The tricky part is really to get the structure of the report right. Once this is done, adding additional information... 11-19-2008 8:53 by Nav developer's blog to NAV Developers Blog Filed under: NAV 2009, Report Design

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  NAV 2009 - The structure of reports in VS report designer One thing is to make a report look pretty. But before you can do that, you have to make it work first. This post is about how to get the data structure right when designing reports in VS report designer for the new client in NAV 2009. If you are completely new to the new environment, then take a look at this post first: NAV 2009 - Report Designer - Introduction to the new environment This post also assumes that you are already familiar with designing reports in the classic report designer. Start... 11-16-2008 23:41 by Nav developer's blog to NAV Developers Blog