The tabs in ATG Reporting Center are used to quickly access the pages that are important to you.

The tabs represent:

An administrator specifies the default tab setup for users. To personalize ATG Reporting Center, you can add and remove tabs, or reorder them. Other users will not be affected by your changes.

When you delete a page that is included in your tabs list, the tab will be automatically removed. Your tabs may also be affected by changes to the associated pages made by other users who have access to the pages. For example, when a page is deleted during the current session, its tab is no longer functional, and an error message may appear when you click the tab. To see the most current tab settings, click the ATG Reporting Center refresh button.

Note: When you use Internet Explorer as your Web browser, if many tabs exist, scrolling is added automatically.

Add a Tab

You can add a tab in ATG Reporting Center for a new page or for an existing page so that you can access the page quickly.

If the Public Folders or My Folders tabs are not available in your tab bar, you can add them, too. Only one tab can exist for each folder or page.

There are various methods to add a tab. Choose the method that is applicable to your current view.

Steps Using Preferences

Steps Using the Tab Menu

Steps Using the Add Button

Delete a Tab

You can delete a tab when the page it represents is not accessed frequently. If there are too many tabs, they may become difficult to find.

When you delete a page that has a tab, the tab is automatically removed. When you remove a tab for a page, the page is not deleted.

You can delete the Public Folders and My Folders tabs, and add them back later, if needed. Deleting the tabs does not delete Public Folders and My Folders from Content Manager.

Steps Using Preferences

Steps Using the Tab Menu

Reorder the Tabs

You can change the order of tabs so that they are organized in a way that is meaningful to you.

Steps Using Preferences

Steps Using the Tab Menu

 
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