Hi,

I have a problem when running Outlook and the Web front-end at the same time
on the same PC. The manifestation of this is that if Outlook is running
(connected to CRM, no problem) then whenever I load IE and connect to CRM I
lose the Settings "tab" (but still have Marketing,Sales,Service,Workplace).
Unload Outlook and IE, then just run up IE and I get the Settings tab back!
Anyone else seen this, or know of a fix?
--
Pete

RE: Odd behaviour by JasonRoy

JasonRoy
Thu Oct 11 09:30:03 PDT 2007

This is a known issue.

See the following KB article:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910050/en-us

--
Jason Roy
Assured Networking
Blog: http://crman.wordpress.com/


"Pete Wiggins" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have a problem when running Outlook and the Web front-end at the same time
> on the same PC. The manifestation of this is that if Outlook is running
> (connected to CRM, no problem) then whenever I load IE and connect to CRM I
> lose the Settings "tab" (but still have Marketing,Sales,Service,Workplace).
> Unload Outlook and IE, then just run up IE and I get the Settings tab back!
> Anyone else seen this, or know of a fix?
> --
> Pete

RE: Odd behaviour by PeteWiggins

PeteWiggins
Mon Oct 15 05:27:00 PDT 2007

Jason,

Many thanks, that solved the problem

Pete
--
Pete


"Jason Roy" wrote:

> This is a known issue.
>
> See the following KB article:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/910050/en-us
>
> --
> Jason Roy
> Assured Networking
> Blog: http://crman.wordpress.com/
>
>
> "Pete Wiggins" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a problem when running Outlook and the Web front-end at the same time
> > on the same PC. The manifestation of this is that if Outlook is running
> > (connected to CRM, no problem) then whenever I load IE and connect to CRM I
> > lose the Settings "tab" (but still have Marketing,Sales,Service,Workplace).
> > Unload Outlook and IE, then just run up IE and I get the Settings tab back!
> > Anyone else seen this, or know of a fix?
> > --
> > Pete