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Programming Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV is a new book from Packt that helps users to create, modify, and maintain applications in NAV 5.0, the latest version of the ERP application formerly known as Navision. Written by David Studebaker, Principal of Liberty Grove Software and a certified trainer for Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV, this book takes users through the important topics of Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV with clear explanations and practical example code. This book will ease users through the complexities of NAV application development. Users will learn the skills and develop the confidence to tackle their own critical NAV applications. This book will act as an experienced NAV programming mentor, helping users to become productive as a NAV developer much more quickly. Fast-paced and to-the-point, this book takes users through the important topics of Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV with clear explanations and practical example code. The reader does not need previous experience with NAV.... (show more)

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The book teaches: -Extensive coverage of the Publishing API (PAPI) -Managing Channels and Postings with the PAPI -Managing Templates, Template Galleries, Resources, and Users with the PAPI -Getting Sharepoint and MCMS to work together -Publishing content between MCMS and SharePoint -Preparing postings for search indexing -Creating Sharepoint Web Parts to display MCMS data -Creating powerful custom Placeholder Controls -Adding validation to Placeholder Controls -Combining InfoPath, Web Services and MCMS's robust content repository -Using RSS to syndicate content from your site, and display content from other sites -Staging static versions of your pages -A further 60 pages of invaluable MCMS tips and tricks... (show more)

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This is a site for all,not just nerds. We strive to make Philosophy accessible and easy. This is true for the Home of AL Engleman's Book "Expressions: A Philosophy of Mind", a superbly simple and fresh look at complex thought. It's just too easy.