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In the last post I showed how the FRx menu can be renamed to show Management Reporter instead.

However, it is also a per user setting so would need to be done for each user created in Microsoft Dynamics GP who had access to Management Reporter.

To make the job a lot less onerous, I thought it might be useful to follow up with a SQL script to copy the FRx command customisations from one user to all others Continue reading “Replicate FRx To Management Reporter Command Customisation To Other Users”

The FRx Reporter tool is being retired very soon. It’s replacement, Management Reporter, has been available to all customers for a while and is the only option for new ones implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP.

FRx has an entry on the Reports menu (Reports » Financial » FRx) in Microsoft Dynamics GP which can be replaced with Management Reporter. Unfortunately, this is a per user setting but does change the menu in all companies for each user who makes the change.

To change the name of the FRx menu, right click on the toolbar and then click Customise…;

Continue reading “Renaming Microsoft Dynamics GP FRx Menu Option To Management Reporter”

Today, on the Developing for Dynamics GP blog, David Musgrave continues his series of posts on the Support Debugging Tool which is definitely worth following.

If you haven’t read the first post on understanding logging modes take a read here.

The series continues with a post on controlling manual logging modes in the Support Debugging Tool.

Continuing Mark Polino’s weekly DynamicAccounting.net series of posts recommending an MS Connect suggestion.

This weeks is a vote on adding an option to allow bank deposits to be automatically posted in Bank Reconciliation; this would be of great benefit if you’re receiving lots of individual payments hitting your bank account such as standing orders or BACS transfers which at present requires someone to post each one manually.

If you’d be interested in seeing this change made, please go to Connect and vote.

A few days ago the Microsoft Dynamics GP Support and Services blog moved from MSDN to the Microsoft Dynamics GP Community site where it had been syndicated for a while.

Full details of the move are here

Today, on the Developing for Dynamics GP blog, David Musgrave starts a series of posts on the Support Debugging Tool which is definitely going to be worth reading.

The series starts with a post on understanding the logging modes.