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==Purpose==
 
==Purpose==
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A '''Book Page''' content object is used to provide users with a 'screenful' of information. It can most usefully be thought of as synonymous with a PowerPoint ''slide'', or any other one-page presentation format. However, Book Pages have capabilities far beyond simply displaying information.
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* A Book Page can contain text, images, and embedded video
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* A Book Page can include various types of animation, which can be triggered via a timer, or various other actions (such as clicking on other objects).
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* Book Pages can be grouped into a '''[[Book]]''' (which is conceptually similar to a PowerPoint ''presentation''). You can also use a '''[[Text Unit]]''' to structure a collection of Book Pages.
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* A Book Page is a single, uniquely-referencable unit of information, so can be used in multiple '''[[Book]]s''', or independently of a '''[[Book]]''' - such as within a '''[[Simulation]]'''.
  
 
==Properties==
 
==Properties==
 
* ''Basic Properties''
 
* ''Basic Properties''
** [[Referenced By]]
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** [[References Dialog]] button
** [[Dependencies]]
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** [[Dependencies Dialog]] button
** [[Name]]
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** [[Name (content object property)|Name]]
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** [[UID]]
 
** [[Language]]
 
** [[Language]]
 
** [[Subtype]]
 
** [[Subtype]]
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** [[Preview]]
 
** [[Use as Template]]
 
** [[Use as Template]]
 
** [[Template Description]]
 
** [[Template Description]]
** [[Preview]]
 
 
** [[Short Description]]
 
** [[Short Description]]
 
** [[Description (content object property)|Description]]
 
** [[Description (content object property)|Description]]
 
** [[Hide in Table of Contents]]
 
** [[Hide in Table of Contents]]
 
** [[Hide]]
 
** [[Hide]]
** [[Tags (content object Basic Properties property|Tags)]]
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** [[Tags (content object Basic Properties property)|Tags]]
 
** [[Content Categories]]
 
** [[Content Categories]]
 
** [[Keywords]]
 
** [[Keywords]]
** [[Context]]
 
 
** [[Roles]]
 
** [[Roles]]
 
** [[Duplication Source]]
 
** [[Duplication Source]]
 
** [[Duplication Master]]
 
** [[Duplication Master]]
 
** [[Imported UID]]
 
** [[Imported UID]]
** [[Context: Desktop Assistant]]
 
 
* ''Start Links''
 
* ''Start Links''
 
** [[Local Preview]]
 
** [[Local Preview]]
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** [[Status]]
 
** [[Status]]
 
** [[Version]]
 
** [[Version]]
** [[Tags (content object Protocol property|Tags]]
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** [[Tags (content object Protocol property)|Tags]]
 
** [[History]]
 
** [[History]]
 
* ''Changes''
 
* ''Changes''
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** [[Changed By]]
 
** [[Changed By]]
 
** [[Changed On]]
 
** [[Changed On]]
* ''Web Assistant Context''
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* ''Contexts''
** [[Product Name]]
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** [[All Contexts]]
** [[Product Version]]
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* ''Web Contexts (SAP Companion)''
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** [[Application Names]]
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** [[Application Versions]]
 
** [[System]]
 
** [[System]]
* ''Learning App Context''
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** [[Screen IDs]]
** [[Weight]]
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** [[Web Application Contexts]]
** [[Learning App Category]]
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* ''Desktop Contexts (SAP Companion for Desktop)''
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** [[Desktop Application Contexts]]
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* ''Learning Center''
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** [[Category]]
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** [[Scenario ID]]
  
 
[[Category:Content Object]]
 
[[Category:Content Object]]

Latest revision as of 15:28, 4 October 2024

Purpose

A Book Page content object is used to provide users with a 'screenful' of information. It can most usefully be thought of as synonymous with a PowerPoint slide, or any other one-page presentation format. However, Book Pages have capabilities far beyond simply displaying information.

  • A Book Page can contain text, images, and embedded video
  • A Book Page can include various types of animation, which can be triggered via a timer, or various other actions (such as clicking on other objects).
  • Book Pages can be grouped into a Book (which is conceptually similar to a PowerPoint presentation). You can also use a Text Unit to structure a collection of Book Pages.
  • A Book Page is a single, uniquely-referencable unit of information, so can be used in multiple Books, or independently of a Book - such as within a Simulation.

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