Uncle Don's coffeehouse 2018

I am working too........

I am trying to figure out how to attach an existing process within the "Dynamics 365 CRM Environment", to an Opportunity type with a custom field name.

I understand Polish because I love Polish food. Or maybe because I'm German?

You could always take a ride to my house and pick up some more reels. And extra braid. And moped parts. Heck, pickup the whole thing. Those girls would love to have one. I might even have some extra crap laying around that I would throw in too. An ATV tire, half gone bottle of gatorade (or urine bottle from deer season, not really sure), my spare chest freezer (not energy efficiant hence the word "Spare") an old wash sink, and anything else I have laying next to my barn

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Originally Posted by OneidaEagle

I am working too........

I am trying to figure out how to attach an existing process within the "Dynamics 365 CRM Environment", to an Opportunity type with a custom field name.

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Try using this.....it attaches things real good

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Originally Posted by OneidaEagle

I am working too........

I am trying to figure out how to attach an existing process within the "Dynamics 365 CRM Environment", to an Opportunity type with a custom field name.

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I had to build a custom script to pull MAC addresses from printers by utilizing an NBTSTAT -a (ip address) command line for every printer on my network.

And now that it came out of my mouth, I feel like I need to go home and rinse with lava soap!

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Try using this.....it attaches things real good

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A roofing nailer... You too should wash your mouth out with soap! Almost as much fun as doing concrete work for us older guys!

Did you try "Fdisk /MBR" that works real well.........

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I had to build a custom script to pull MAC addresses from printers by utilizing an NBTSTAT -a (ip address) command line for every printer on my network.

And now that it came out of my mouth, I feel like I need to go home and rinse with lava soap!

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That gave me a break from my frustration, you could have just wrote a script in DOS, to Ping each printer IP Address, and then just use "arp -a" ?
Of course, all my printers are on their own sub net, so its a bit easier, which reminds me, I need to remind the Boss that all networks are DIFFERENT in design.....

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You should wash your mouth out with beer

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Okay, sounds like a good idea

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PARTY FOUL, that's not what Rich said...............

Good idea Steve

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