Long story short… I fixed the problem by changing the NAV 2013 RTC shortcut and adding the parameter -settings:”C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\70\nfig”.
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This makes me think that there might be some kind of software preinstalled on Lenovo computers?!? There seem to be a problem when the NAV client has to write to C:\Users\username\appdata\… There were no problems running NAV in a VM using the same username and Group Policies. Anyway, my point is that this customer only had this problem on Lenovo laptops.
You will find this assembly in a directory similar to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\80\RoleTailored Client. The problem seemed to be related to roaming profiles where the user profile was stored at \\server\profiles$\username\… and the error message there was something like “app data path contains illegal characters”. In Visual Studio, create a new C class library project and add a reference to the .Extensibility.dll assembly. I have been fighting with a problem similar to this once before, where I had to give up and never found a solution. There were 2 error messages in the Event Log, but none of them said anything useful. The error message came up when I tried to start up the NAV 2013 RTC client.
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It also demonstrates how to save the image into a Microsoft Dynamics NAV table as a BLOB. This add-in shows a box in which the user can write with a tablet pen or just with his finger. This message has given me a headache today, but now I finally found a solution… In this blog post, I will walk you through how to develop a client control add-in with JavaScript that you will be able to add to any Microsoft Dynamics NAV page.
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