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I consider myself one of the lucky ones who is already running the RTM version of Windows 7 on my primary laptop. I had been using the Release Candidate that was available to the masses earlier this year, but as soon as the corporate IT guys made the RTM version available, I had to get it installed. I am not alone when I say that my Win7 experience so far has been great, and it's obvious our Windows team has made some very nice improvements over Vista and XP. So it makes sense that considering the recent announcement that Windows 7 will be generally available starting in October, our team has been getting more and more questions like…
There are often questions about compatibility of 64 bit systems with Dynamics GP.
Below is a summary of the common questions for GP 2010 (Please refer to the System Requirements Page for the latest updates)
The following 64 bit Windows Clients are supported
I have more to report on my attempted installation of Dexterity 2010.
Thanks to Vaidy for the guidance, I did the following:
I ran "dw20sharedia64.msi" from the following path:
GP2010 Main Folder -> Tools -> Dex -> Watson -> dw20sharedia64.msi
I got this error:
Reminder Cues are a very nice new feature on GP 2010 that gives you a visual cue as to how many items are returned in a Homepage Reminder. I’ve been noticing ever since GP 2010 Beta that on our systems the little stack of papers is Missing! We just installed GP 2010 at our site and Urggghh…they…
I've been thrilled see that Windows 7 would be compatible with GP 10 from Day 1. David has written about how he has also tested…
This post is a follow up to the previous post on the topic which discussed how you can use the registry editor to adjust the font files used for bitmap fonts to restore them to the default 100% DPI size. If you have not read the previous post, please use the link below:
As I hinted at in this previous post, any older applications that use bitmapped fonts such as MS Sans Serif, MS Serif and Courier are likely to have this same issue.
I have already explained the logic behind the change in behaviour for Windows 7 which can automatically set the DPI to 125% during the install. What has not been explained is why the bitmap fonts are not restored to 100% DPI when the DPI setting is changed back to 100% via…