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Table of Contents

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List of Figures (iii)

List of Tables (iv)

Terminology (v)

Click (v)

Choose (v)

User Steps and Font Styles (v)

Special Icons (vi)

Chapter 1:About R/3 Personalization (1)

Overview (1)

Features (1)

Chapter 2:User Defaults (3)

Overview (3)

Other User Definable Options (3)

Changing User Defaults (5)

General Procedure (5)

Changing Specific Fields (7)

Start Menu (7)

Login Language (10)

Output Device (10)

Print Controller Options (11)

Date Format Options (11)

Decimal Notation Options (12)

Glossary (13)

Index (19)

List of Figures

SAP R./3 Menu (5)

Maintain User Defaults, After Saving (6)

SAP R/3 System (7)

Sales Screen (8)

System Status Screen (8)

Sales Screen (9)

Maintain User Defaults Screen (9)

SAP R/3 Screen (10)

Maintain User Defaults Screen (10)

Output Device Screen (11)

Maintain User Defaults (11)

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List of Tables

List of Tables

Date Format Options (12)

Decimal Notation Options (12)

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Terminology Terminology

The following is an explanation of the terms used throughout this guide:

Click

When you see “Click,” use the mouse to point and press the left mouse button. For example:

1. Click Startup.

The phrase “Click Startup” is

asking you to use your left

mouse button to click the Startup

button.

1

Choose

When you see the word “Choose”, move the cursor to the menu at the top of the window in which you are working. Use your mouse to select the menu item, and then select the sub-menu item.

1.Choose File→

Save .

1

User Steps and Font Styles

The steps that require user input, meaning an action or text to be entered with your keyboard into a field or at a command prompt, are numbered and indicated with bold, courier font. Object style is italicized text that indicates that the word is an on-screen object, such as a button or field, or any other noun such as a book, operating system, or software application. For example:

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Terminology

vi © 1998 SAP AG, Inc.1. Enter sap* in the

User field.

2.Click Parameters .

This will allow

you to enter

parameters for the search.In the above example, the first step is numbered to show the text you need to enter in the User Input http://www.77cn.com.cner is italicized because it refers to an on-screen field.

The next step is also numbered to let you know that another action is required. Parameters is italicized

because it refers to an on-screen button. The text under the numbered step provides additional information on that step.

Special Icons

Throughout this guide, you will see special icons indicating the presence of important messages. Each icon

and a brief description is provided:You should exercise caution when performing this task or step.

Explanations of why you should be cautious will be included.This information helps you understand the topic in detail. It is not necessary

to know this information to perform the data transfer.Helpful hints or shortcuts to make your work faster or easier.1

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About R/3 Personalization

Overview Chapter 1: About R/3 Personalization

Contents

Overview (1)

Features (3)

Overview

Personalizing R/3 enables you to provide the R/3 experience preferred by your user community. In this document, we walk you through the personalization features and provide tips on how to effectively use them with your 3.1 R/3 implementation. The features listed in this document do not require any expensive code modification.

Features

Here is a quick overview of the various personalization features available in R/3.

Globals: Globals in R/3 enable you to pre-fill fields that often have single default values that apply across your entire R/3 implementation. Using Globals, you can define default values for all module program instances of fields that belong to a pre-defined list of R/3 Data Dictionary Domain.

User Parameters: User parameters supply defaults to R/3 fields of a particular user.

User Defaults: Using user defaults you can specify user-preferred characteristics such as printer, currency format, date format, etc.

Parameter Transactions: Parameter transactions enable you to define defaults for the initial screen of any transaction in R/3. Optionally, you can also hide the initial scre …… 此处隐藏：11588字，全部文档内容请下载后查看。喜欢就下载吧 ……