Hi Everyone,Awaited moment is here, we finally have Power Apps designated application for Windows. Currently its in Preview so use only for testing as of now until its pushed globally. Here’s the steps to download and use Power Apps for Windows Step 1: Go to Microsoft Store and search “Power Apps” Step 2: Install the application. Step 3: In order to run this application, we need to check WebView2 Runtime version on our device. It should be version 99.0 or later. To check this, go to Settings > Apps > Apps & features. Search for WebView and verify that you have version 99.0 or later installed. For those who don’t have this, follow below steps. To install WebView2 Runtime, download the WebView2 Runtime. Download version 99.0 or later. Installing an earlier version may cause Power Apps to crash. Under Evergreen Bootstrapper, select Download. Go over the license terms and privacy statement and then select Accept and Download. When the download is complete, then run the MicroEdgeWebview2Setup.exe. Step 4: Open and sign-in with your ID Step 5: After logging in, you will find list of Model and Canvas Apps that are shared to you or you having access by security roles. The screen will show all Apps from all the environments present in you tenant. You can also see other model-driven apps if you enable Show non-production apps in settings under Model Apps. That’s all about installing Power Apps on Windows. Find the Microsoft Documentation for Installing – Microsoft Docs Find the Usage of Power Apps Windows – Microsoft Docs List of known issues – Microsoft Docs Hope this was informative and helped you.

Introduction: It is possible to Fetch images from CRM’s entity records using Fetch XML.  This can be done using Notes attachment in CRM and the steps to display the Image in your report are pretty simple as well. Steps: Attach your image to a note under your respective entity in CRM In your Visual Studio copy paste the following code in your Query Designer <fetch mapping=”logical” output-format=”xml-platform” version=”1.0″> <entity name=”annotation”> <attribute name=”subject”/> <attribute name=”notetext”/> <attribute name=”filename”/> <attribute name=”filesize”/> <attribute name=”documentbody”/> <attribute name=”annotationid”/> <attribute name=”mimetype”/> <attribute name=”objectid”/> <filter type=”and”> <condition attribute=”mimetype” value=”%image%” operator=”like”/> </filter> <order descending=”false” attribute=”subject”/> </entity> </fetch> Add an Image Control in your Report. If you want to generate multiple images then you can add the Image Control under a Table Go to Image properties and select the image source as Database. Under field select documentbody and select your MIME type to whichever image format you want it to be  Click on preview and your image should be rendered in your report Conclusion: Thus you can store images in your CRM and generate dynamic SSRS reports with these images easily.