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    April 25

    Don't forget the 'ISV Extensions' Privilege

    For some of you this will be obvious...but recently I have had two people contact me claiming that they can see customisations when loggend into the server as the CRM administrator, but when users log in they cannot see the customisations.
     
    You need to set the security privilege to allow for 'ISV Extensions' to be visible on each security role that you require these customisations to be available to.  The default is set to 'none'.
     
     
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