Want to get rid of that annoying Pending e-mail warming you see every time you log in to your Microsoft CRM 2011 system?
Modify your url to open directly to page main.aspx with the skipNotification query string parameter set to 1.
For example, if you are on-premise and use a URL like so:
http://contoso:5555/{Organization Name}
use the following instead:
http://contoso:5555/{Organization Name}/main.aspx?skipNotification=1
If you are claims-based (IFD) and use a URL like so:
https://{Organization Name}.contoso.com:5556
use the following instead:
https://{Organization Name}.contoso.com:5556/main.aspx?skipNotification=1
For on-line customers using a url like:
https://{Organization Name}.crm.dynamics.com
use the following instead:
https://{Organization Name}.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?skipNotification=1
Save it to your bookmark and stop growling (if you're like me) every time you open up CRM!
Modify your url to open directly to page main.aspx with the skipNotification query string parameter set to 1.
For example, if you are on-premise and use a URL like so:
http://contoso:5555/{Organization Name}
use the following instead:
http://contoso:5555/{Organization Name}/main.aspx?skipNotification=1
If you are claims-based (IFD) and use a URL like so:
https://{Organization Name}.contoso.com:5556
use the following instead:
https://{Organization Name}.contoso.com:5556/main.aspx?skipNotification=1
For on-line customers using a url like:
https://{Organization Name}.crm.dynamics.com
use the following instead:
https://{Organization Name}.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?skipNotification=1
Save it to your bookmark and stop growling (if you're like me) every time you open up CRM!
Update 2016/10/03: Note on-premise customers can implement a registry key to disable this warning. Please refer to DisablePendingEmailReminder @ http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/13661.dynamics-crm-2011-quick-optimization-guide.aspx
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