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How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

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hi how can i open the source code of the any dynamic GP form so i can show this or edit this.

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RE: How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

source code is not accessible, you can only add new code and tools , using dexterity or VBA

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RE: How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

Dear Mr.Kirit

It is depend on what you want to customize if you want to customize the form you can go to any form and choose tools>>customize>>customize current form

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RE: How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

thanks but how can I open the inbuilt code or how can I edit the form is there any way ?

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RE: How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

As far as I know you cannot access the source code. But you can do your own development with many available tools.

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L Vail 65,271 on at

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RE: How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

As all have said, you cannot get to the source code. The Dexterity developer strips the source code out when they create the chunk file that later turns into the dictionary. If you open the Dynamics dictionary in Dexterity, you'll see it says 'No Source' when you open something where source code used to exist. Dynamics is written such that you do not need the source code to interact with the application. You can cause the system to run your code instead of or in addition to the native code.

Kind regards,

Leslie

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Thomas Newcomb 1,810 on at

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RE: How to Open Code for the Dynamic GP form

Hi Kirit,

I just wanted to follow up with you with all this good information that has been posted to see if you have any additional questions on this.

Please let us know if you have any additional questions!

~Thomas Newcomb

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