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Send emails through Office365/Exchange Online using .NET

If your organization is using Office365 and Exchange Online, sending emails from your .NET code or websites is still pretty simple

Apr 15, 2014

Send emails through Office365/Exchange Online using .NET

Apr 15, 2014

Michael Randrup
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Set passwords to NOT expire on Microsoft Office365

For some reason this cannot be done in the Office365 Administration Portal — so here is how you do it

Apr 15, 2014

Set passwords to NOT expire on Microsoft Office365

Apr 15, 2014

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POWER-UP Microsoft Dynamics CRM 

Dynamics CRM 2013 breaks Compatibility with Microsoft’s own ClickOnce technology

Why, and what you can do to work around the problem

Feb 21, 2014

Dynamics CRM 2013 breaks Compatibility with Microsoft’s own ClickOnce technology

Feb 21, 2014

Michael Randrup
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.NET-style JavaScript coding

Organizing code into Namespaces and types, with an example of how to create the .NET Guid type.

Oct 17, 2013

.NET-style JavaScript coding

Oct 17, 2013

Michael Randrup

5 Distinctive traits of LAZY people

Oct 13, 2013

5 Distinctive traits of LAZY people

Oct 13, 2013

Michael Randrup
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POWER-UP Microsoft Dynamics CRM 

Restore the ‘Missing Link’ to your Dynamics CRM system

So you implemented Microsoft CRM; Good! Then you spent endless hours curating the data; Great! Now you want to share and put the data to use our in the real world.. Hmm, now what?

Oct 9, 2013

Restore the ‘Missing Link’ to your Dynamics CRM system

Oct 9, 2013

Michael Randrup

The Dynamics CRM Marketing Workflow Commands Microsoft forgot

Re-introducing the lost Marketing Commands

Oct 4, 2013

The Dynamics CRM Marketing Workflow Commands Microsoft forgot

Oct 4, 2013

Michael Randrup

Michael Randrup

Child of the computer revolution of the 80's Interests: Innovation Forward Thinking Pragmatism Alternative views Software as an art and a lifestyle

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