The Dynamics GP Blogster

Just in time for the weekend... My new IMHO with The Dynamics GP Blogster column is out. This time, I tackle the new  Online Payment Services module, made recently available with Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 SP5 and Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 SP1 -- and got direct input from my buddies over at Microsoft. If you want to know more about Online Payment Services and the reason why it was created take a look at the article . Until next post! MG.- Mariano Gomez, MVP IntellPartners, LLC http://www.intellpartners.com/

If you read my previous article on some table open operation issues I was faced with at a client, you know by now that it's important to have the proper writer permissions on the local %temp% folder. What I did not mention in that article was an issue we were also facing with the new  Dynamics Online Services application. Upon launching Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 we were also receiving an add-in initialization error as shown below: Add-In Initalization Error Since last month I wrote an article about this same issue, I wanted to make sure I kept this topic separated from the  table open operation issues, even though they are directly related by the solution. As it turned out, writing permissions (or the lack thereof) on the %temp% folder caused the Dynamics Online Services application to fail as well with an add-in initialization error message. This error popped up a large window (shown above) detailing the nature of the problem. However, after re-e...

Lately, many users have reported getting the error depicted below after launching Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 with Service Pack 5 or Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 with Service Pack 1:  Add-In Initialization Error The error references the Microsoft.Dynamics.GP.OnlineServices.dll  assembly file as the root cause of the problem. This assembly was shipped with Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 SP5 and is a part of the Dynamics Online Services application. The error typically indicates that the add-in assembly is loaded, however, it most likely indicates that the Dexterity portion of the application, dictionary DO6499.dic , isn't loaded in the path found in the DYNAMICS.SET file -- which should have also generated a dictionary load error prior to receiving the above message -- or isn't loaded at all. To fix this error: 1. Run a repair or update on the Microsoft Dynamics GP client under the Windows Control Panel. This will reinstall the Dynamics Online Services appli...