Hello!

Perhaps some silly questions, but I don't have any Apple experiences
at all - sorry!


I'd like to restart the discussion about MS CRM 3.0 and Mac OS X
clients.

Is there any chance despite Terminal Services, Remote Desktop to use
CRM 3.0?

If providing CRM 3.0 client per TS users will have two mailing
clients :-(
Am I right, that also webclient is only available through TS or RDP?

TIA
Stefan

When you log into CRM it authenticates to Active Directory and taps into the 
builtin Security of IE 7. Needless to say it's trouble on a MAC.

With this being said the Mobile Express Client might be interesting to look 
at  in terms of how it was designed and built. It runs on any  WMI compliant 
device.

-- 
Anne Stanton, MBSCP-CRM
President, The Norwich Group
Principal, GlobalBrain LLC
The CRM Lady at www.CRMLady.com

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Tracked in MS Dynamics CRM v3.0 Rollup 1, Outlook Client v3.0C (with hotfix)
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Autotask, LinkedIN,
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"Stefan Rauchegger" <stefan.rauchegger@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:1177496396.546445.75210@b40g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
> Hello!
>
> Perhaps some silly questions, but I don't have any Apple experiences
> at all - sorry!
>
>
> I'd like to restart the discussion about MS CRM 3.0 and Mac OS X
> clients.
>
> Is there any chance despite Terminal Services, Remote Desktop to use
> CRM 3.0?
>
> If providing CRM 3.0 client per TS users will have two mailing
> clients :-(
> Am I right, that also webclient is only available through TS or RDP?
>
> TIA
> Stefan
>