Need Study Material for Microsoft Navision 5.0

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Dear All,

I am new to Microsoft Navision and hence forth to this community forum. Hence i am looking for some e-learning presentations/PDF's for all the modules of NAV....if somebody can send me the complete reference for E-Learning Material of MS NAV then it will help me to understand the product better.

My mail id : hiteshparsawala@gmail.com

I except a good support from this community.

Kind Regards

Hitesh Parsawala

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RE: Need Study Material for Microsoft Navision 5.0

Hi Parsawala! I'm not a huge specialist but I want to help you in the other way. I would recommend you to read The book thief power of words essay at https://freebooksummary.com/the-book-thief-power-of-words-essay-46070 for some great cultural experience. This might help you with other study problems. At least it is interesting to read. What do you think about that?
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Re: Re: Need Study Material for Microsoft Navision 5.0

Dear Michael,

        I am neither a customer nor a Partner of Microsoft Dynamics Navision. So still i can view the site which you have mentioned above and get E-Learning Materials of Microsoft Dynamics Navision.

       Please guide me.

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Hitesh Parsawala
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Re: Need Study Material for Microsoft Navision 5.0

Visit customersource it has a ton of free documents. Most of the information is for the Classic environment but you can find some for the RTC. We too are looking for quality training materials but primarily for the RTC environment.
If you are planning to run in Classic mode you can find great training videos at http://www.navisiontraining.net/. Rick and his son have done a great job getting the material that matters on video and easy to learn.
Most all of our learning has come from flying in a paid VAR to teach us. I think this is the norm.
Sincerely,
Michael