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It reduces the network load.

Only requested files will be cached.

The update frequency cannot be changed.

When a new Desktop Assistant version is installed, the cache must be deleted manually on every end user machine.

The lesson.js date is the base for the cache update.

Contexts with incomplete content localizations result in an error message.

Content that is not yet translated is displayed in the global fallback language.

Although the global fallback language can be freely configured, the default is English.

If content is not localized completely, a user must switch between different UI languages to see all information.

User names and passwords are always manually created.

User names and passwords must have special characters.

User names and passwords can come from external identity providers.

User names and passwords must be imported via Excel before use.

Use re-recording.

Use automated re-recording.

Export author texts to XLIFF or Microsoft Word format.

Translate author texts manually.

If the interface is the same, but the process changed completely

When the interface changed, and the process changed only slightly

If you re-record a simulation that was recorded in Quick Recording mode

When the interface changed, but the process is still the same

Grant edit permission to the authors for the respective workareas.

Assign the Master Author role to the user in SAP Enable Now Manager.

Activate Web Assistant edit mode for the user.

Request an S-User for authors to SAP Help Portal.

Import existing customer content via SCORM into SAP Enable Now Manager.

Use the customer’s Learning Management System (LMS) for courseware delivery and tracking.

Connect SAP Enable Now with the customer’s incident management system.

Use the customer’s Business Process Model data as a starting point for the Library design.

To create combinations and conditions to show or hide objects

To group several objects in one page

To collect user clicks in the book page for tracking mouse location

To collect a text variable

Web Editor

Producer

Desktop Assistant

Instant Producer

In the Web Assistant Authoring Guide on SAP Help Portal

In the SAP S/4HANA Configuration Guide on SAP Help Portal

In the Troubleshooting Guide in the SAP Enable Now Info Center

In the Web Assistant Integration Guide on SAP Help Portal

It requires client installation.

It works for all applications.

It provides default SAP content for SAP S/4 HANA and SAP SuccessFactors.

It offers a dedicated What’s New mode.

It works on Apple computers and tablets.

Multi-modality

Maintainability

No references

Generic library views

No redundancies

Provide pre-filtered links to show only language-related content.

Distribute deep links to sub-trees of the structure for different target groups.

Create and provide filters for the library before deploying the complete structure.

Use the Included Dependent Objects option in the publishing rule wizard.

Define Manager tags per target group and tag the content accordingly.

Select the object the course was created for and select the course tab.

Use the Filter function and enter the object name the course was created under.

Search all folders in the workarea to locate the course.

Select Assignments in the Administration menu.

Activate the Interactive Mode option in the bubble properties.

Add "_Translate" to the end of the object name.

Deactivate the Show in Document option in the bubble properties.

Check the translate manually flag.

All documents are created in SAP Enable Now then periodically moved to SAP Solution Manager.

SAP Solution Manager holds the completed process and documents. SAP Enable Now is used to develop documentation content.

SAP Solution Manager provides the business process structure and holds links to Manager. SAP Enable Now provides the documentation content.

SAP Solution Manager is used to store references. SAP Enable Now controls the structure after the initial linkage.

Use the server sizing guide to calculate the hardware and network requirements best matching the scenario specifications of the customer.

Ask the customer to develop scenario specifications on content access, client usage, and user distribution.

Use an existing demo recording, check the corresponding network load and multiply this by the number of licensed end users.

Ask the customer for the fastest hardware that can be provided and recommend using this.

By cloning the structure and deleting the unwanted duplicates

By adding the end user filter directly to library.html

By activating the author filter and applying it for end users

By adding the filter-specific library.txt infix to the URL

To fade in or out instead of only showing or hiding objects.

To display groups of objects.

To show more than one object with a single action

To reduce the total number of actions that must be maintained

By changing the view in the Manager from Without Tag to Published and copying the Start Link from selected content

By defining the web server’s URL as a start link prefix and copying the published start link property

By selecting content in the Project Explorer of the Manager and copying the URL in the address bar of the browser

By activating Show UID in the Producers’ View menu and copying the UIDs as a deeplink for the published content

Workflows enable the author to proceed to the next content processing status without knowing the responsible contacts.

Workflows force all authoring roles to follow pre-defined object lifecycles.

Workflows allow complete automation of content production scenarios.

Workflows prevent standard authors from editing resources.

Users are stored in customer

Users are not stored anywhere; access is anonymous without the need for authentication.

Users are stored in SAP Enable Now Manager only; authentication with username and password.

Users are stored in a SAP HANA database; authentication with username and password.

Users are stored in SAP IAS authentication via Single Sign On.

Desktop Assistant can be rolled out for an application, but will support the application context only.

Because the application is not listed in the PAM, Desktop Assistant cannot be rolled out for this application.

The PAM shows the limitations for SAP applications. Non-SAP applications are supported out-of- the-box.

Because the application is not listed in the PAM, it is not officially supported. You must evaluate whether the application will work.

Create a group for each content project on the top level of the content tree.

Provide an authoring guideline.

Assign authors their own personal group for content creation.

Check-out the full workarea tree.