Dynamics AX Blog - Posts from November 2010
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The global address book is probably one of the great new features in Dynamics AX 2009.
And especially when upgrading from earlier versions questions may occur.
Some of these questions are answered in the Microsoft white paper on the global address book, but certainly not all;-)
However, every developer and consultant should lead this White Paper once to mind. Because the whitepaper contains, for example, a description how to import customers / vendors or business relations via Excel.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=052e9dda-667b-42bd-bd13-f8c5aa1bc0f0