In this process, you must edit code to customize the “help_start” function in SAP. This function launches SAP Help menu commands and must be modified to launch the Player with special parameters.

Note: The status message "Object FUNC_HELP_START is part of the Basis interface; further development not allowed" may appear. This message is not an error, and you should continue with the procedure.

To Customize the HELP_START function on a 4.6c server: 

1. Log in to SAP with developer rights.
    
2. In the Transaction Code field, enter se37.
    
3. Click (Enter).
    
4. In the Function module field, enter HELP_START.
    
5. Click  Change.
    
6. Enter your user access key and the access key for the object that was registered in the SAP Service Marketplace system.
    
7. Click Continue.
    
8. Click (Continue).
    
9. Click Maint. in orig. lang.
    
10. Click (Find/Replace).
     
11. In the Find what field, enter when 'GLOS'.
     
12. Click Find Next.
     
13. Click Cancel.
     
14. Click in the workspace to position the insertion point before the when 'GLOS' statement.
     
15. Click  Insert.
     
16. Enter OnDemand Include and press ENTER twice to create two blank lines under the *OnDemand Include statement.
     
17. Click the first blank line you just created and enter include /GKOD/Y_START_ONDEMAND.
     
    Note: The period at the end must be included in the statement.
     
18. Click (Check).
     
19. Click (Activate).
     
20. Click (Continue).
     
21. Click (Exit).
     
22.   Click (Activate).
     
23.   Click (Continue).
     
24.   Click (Exit). 

To Customize the HELP_START function on an ECC6 server: 

1. Log in to SAP with developer rights.
    
2. In the Transaction Code field, enter se37.
    
3. Click (Enter).
    
4. In the Function module field, enter HELP_START.
    
5. Click  Change.
    
6. Enter your user access key and the access key for the object that was registered in the SAP Service Marketplace system.
    
7. Click Continue.
    
8. Click (Continue).
    
9. Click Maint. in orig. lang.
    
10. Click (Find/Replace).
     
11. In the Find what field, enter when 'GLOS'.
     
12. Click Find Next.
     
13. Click Cancel.
     
14. Click in the workspace to position the insertion point before the when 'GLOS' statement.
     
15. Click  Insert.
     
16. Enter OnDemand Include and press ENTER twice to create two blank lines under the *OnDemand Include statement.
     
17. Click the first blank line you just created and enter include /GKOD/Y_START_ONDEMAND.
     
    Note: The period at the end must be included in the statement.
     
18. Click (Check).
     
19. Click (Activate).
     
20. Click (Continue) twice.
     
21. Click (Exit).
     
22. Click (Activate).
     
23. Click (Exit).

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