Default App Icons for typical D365 environment look like these. But here’s what you can do to change these to put custom SVG icons. SVG Icons Regardless of dimensions, SVG icons work everywhere. So why keep them to just Ribbons, you can even change your App Icons to SVG Icons in your Dynamics 365 implementation. Make Web Resource for your SVG Icon. Open your Model Driven App in Dynamics 365 Solution. In the App Designer, go to Properties of the App itself and look for the drop-down above App Tile. Select your SVG Icon and Publish the same And you’re set! Hope this helps!  

So, since adoption of Unified Interface is growing, people are asking – “What happened to the Ribbon icons?”. Well, a simple answer to this is tweaking the implementation a little. Typically, you have custom icons on your classic Web UI that look like this – But the same looks like a puzzle piece in the Unified Interface – So, here’s what you need to do. Icons on the Unified Interface take SVG format. You’ll need to take you existing PNG Web Resources   Creating SVG Icons Like most online services or applications, you can easily convert images to SVG. In this example, I’m using this online tool – https://www.online-convert.com/ Or you can try this too which I found quite a few people recommended – https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/metrostudio For this example, I used https://convertio.co/png-svg/ And I got my converted SVG document downloaded. Now, create a new Web Resource in SVG and Upload the same. Ribbon Workbench Once your Web Resource for the SVG format is set, going back to your Ribbon Workbench customization work space, go to the Button where you wan to update the icon and select the SVG Web Resource under Modern Image as shown below Publish Changes and See Once your customization are published, you can simply refresh and check that your image has been updated Note: An online converted might not give you an accurate image. However, it is best recommended to create SVGs on an app. I’ve heard recommendations about https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/metrostudio Hope this helps!

Introduction: Quite simply put, some of the embedded dialogs like the Advanced Find, Merge Records, Assign & Edit record windows which are not by default visible on the Unified Client Like when you multi-select records, you can’t see the typical Merge, Edit buttons on the ribbon. Here’s how you enable them. System Settings: In your Web Application’s system settings, you have an option under general where you can enable these buttons in the Unified Interface. Now, you can retain those buttons in the Unified Interface as well. Have a great time exploring Unified Interface!

Introduction: The unified client which was released D365 V9 had a very refreshing UI and lots of features. One of the best features in Unified Interface was Timeline view, but the timeline view did not have ability to send emails. The Unified client has a new Email UI with rich text controls and advanced editor. This was not released till recently. So the new environments after v9.0.1.xx have the ability to send emails using the Unified Client. Now you can send Emails using Unified Client like below: Modern Email Editor: Below are some of the features of new Email Editor: Designer, HTML and Preview tabs will allow users to view and format the content across different form factors. A bunch of controls and features provided like advanced styling, linking, find and replace, and insert images and tables will be made available on the email activity and will allow users to format the email instead of relying on external tools or solutions. Note: The Email Editor is not available on D365 Phone App and App for Outlook. It will show all other activities but not email.

Overview: After much wait, the new Email feature in the Unified Interface is finally here. So this blog is about what all the new Email functionality can do in the Unified Interface. This feature is only for the Unified Interface. Now, you can see the Email button appearing on the ribbon. In the To field, you can select the record type in more intuitive way without having to load the Lookup view. Rich Text Editing: Now, the new Unified Interface offers Rich Text Editing capabilities wherein you can add new media to your email body. HTML Preview: Even you get to see the HTML preview of your email Preview of the Email You’d definitely want to see what goes out before sending the email out. You can also preview the final email before sending the same. Email: And this is how it looks when received by the recipient Hope this helps to a great start in email editing in D365!