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- Overview
- Displaying the "Favorites" pane
- Handling favorites in a project
- Add a favorite
- Displaying the list of favorites
- Accessing a favorite
- Deleting a favorite
- Favorites and SCM
The "Favorites" pane gives direct access to the favorites of your project.
A favorite corresponds to an important element of your project, an element you are currently working on, a specific procedure, etc. The list of project favorites can be modified by all the users of this project. You can view: - the favorites for all the users of the project.
- your own favorites.
Displaying the "Favorites" pane To display the "Favorites" pane, go to the "Home" tab, "Environment" group, expand "Panes", select "Panes", and then select "Favorites". Handling favorites in a project Add a favorite To add a favorite: - Display the "Favorites" pane (see the previous paragraph).
- Open or display the element that must be added to the favorites.
- Click
 . - Enter the name under which this element must be displayed in the list of favorites.
- Validate.
Remark: Any project element can become a favorite (window, page, report, process, procedure, ...). Displaying the list of favorites To display the list of favorites: - Display the "Favorites" pane (see the previous paragraph).
- To view:
- the favorites for all the users of the project: select "All the favorites".
- your own favorites: select "My favorites".
Accessing a favorite To access a favorite: - Display the "Favorites" pane (see the previous paragraph).
- Select the favorite that must be accessed.
- Click
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Remark: You can also double-click the favorite to that must be accessed. Deleting a favorite To delete a favorite: - Display the "Favorites" pane (see the previous paragraph).
- Select the favorite to delete.
- Click
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Remark: You can only delete your own favorites. Favorites and SCM The SCM (Source Code Manager) supports the favorites. No message is sent in the messaging (WDBal) when an element is added into the favorites of the project.
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