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Microsoft Word. Below is a version of the Startup Screen after the user has designated a location for user templates and for workgroup templates. This gives two buttons (that look like text) for Featured and Custom templates. Featured templates are those built into Word, Custom templates are the User and Workgroup Templates. You may see different words, or as in the first screen shown, no words here. My thanks to this Wiki article for the explanation for the variations in what shows up. You might see "Featured," "Custom," "Personal," or "Shared." If you have not defined any custom template locations (user or workgroup) you will see none of these words in quotation marks. If it says "Custom" that means you have designated a folder as your Workgroup Templates folder and a folder as your Custom Office Templates folder. If you click on "Custom" it gives you the user templates folder and Workgroup Templates folder instead of the Microsoft templates. These folders are treated separately, not combined, and the view you get when you open one is different in that you cannot manipulate the templates on your computer from this dialog, only start a new document based on a template. If it says "Private" that means that you have not designated any folder as the Workgroup Templates folder and clicking on "Private" will give you a view of the templates in your Custom Office Templates Folder like that shown below in Figure 2013-3. (I think. It may simply give you another folder to click on like one of those shown below.) If it says "Shared" that means you have defined a Workgroup templates folder but not a Custom Office Templates folder. If it says "Featured" you have not defined either the Custom Office Templates Folder nor the Workgroup Templates Folder. You

Poses used: CAS Background: Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise, your sim won't look like mine. Place custom content files into the Mods folder located at [...] Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise, your sim won't look like mine. Place custom content files into the Mods folder located at [...] Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise, your sim won't look like mine. Place custom content files into the Mods folder located at [...] Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise, your sim won't look like mine. Place custom content files into the Mods folder located at [...] Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise, your sim won't look like mine. Place custom content files into the Mods folder located at [...] Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise, your sim won't look like mine. Place custom content files into the Mods folder located at [...] Read More Unzip the downloaded file and place all those files into your Sims 4 Tray folder, which can be found at Documents » Electronic Arts » The Sims 4 » Tray. Don't forget to download all the custom content listed. Otherwise,

Tip: Use the subject area links to see all available attributes and metrics for each subject area. These subject area topics have replaced the Insight Report Matrix topic. You can find metric definitions in Insight metrics This subject area groups relevant attributes and metrics to help build a custom analysis. To learn more about subject areas, see Insight subject areas. Note: You must have the analyzer role to build an analysis use Insight subject areas. For more information, see Insight Folder Security. Attributes This section outlines what attributes are in each attribute folder. Attribute Attribute Folders Account Account Custom Data Objects (user generated folder content) Account Custom DateTime (user generated folder content) Account Custom Numeric (user generated folder content) Account Custom Text (user generated folder content) Account Events (user generated folder content) Account ID Account Name Account Contacts Account Source Account Business Phone Account Address 1 Account Address 2 Account Address 3 Account City Engagement ScoreImportant: This attribute is only available if your account has the Eloqua Advanced Intelligence Cloud Service. Account State/Province Account Country Account Zip/Postal Code Account Date/Time Created Account Integration Fields Account Communications Fields Note: This attribute only displays if your account has the Communications vertical solution. Learn more about vertical solutions. Unified Account ID Unified Account Name Unified Account Source Contact Contact Custom Data Object (user generated folder content) Contact Custom DateTime (user generated folder content) Contact Custom Numeric (user generated folder content) Contact Custom Text (user generated folder content) Contact Events (user generated folder content) Integration Fields (user generated folder content) Higher Education Fields Note: This attribute only displays if your account has the Higher Education vertical solution. Learn more about vertical solutions. Communications Fields Note: This attribute only displays if your account has the Communications vertical solution. Learn more about vertical solutions. Business Phone Company Contact Address 1 Contact Address 2 Contact Address 3 Contact City Contact Country Contact Created Date/Time Contact Name Contact State/Province Contact Territory Contact ZIP/Postal Code Eloqua Contact ID Email Address Email Address Domain Email Address Status Fatgue Level Important: This attribute is only available if your account has the

The parent folder.Use Notes from the parent folderWhen selected, Royal TS will display the notes from the parent folder in the notes panel. This option is not available on the document level.TipTo embed images, drag them into the editor using drag & drop. Custom PropertiesThe Custom Properties page allows you to enter and store additional information for the object. Various data formats are available, including protected fields. You can also group properties by using Header.Inherit from ParentWhen checked, the properties configured on the parent folder are shown but are read-only.Custom PropertiesUse the '+' icon to add a header or a Field or multiple fields based on a template. Click on the label to name the field and enter a value. Click the 'Gear' icon to remove a field or header. The 'Gear' icon also shows additional options, like moving a field up or down. Custom FieldsThe Custom Fields page allows you to enter and store additional information for the object. Custom fields can be used in tasks and templates to inject values from the context connection.Standard custom fields are also shown in the folder dashboard views and in the properties panel. Protected custom fields can be used to store confidential data (for example when you need an additional password in a task). If you make use of protected custom fields, make sure you encrypt and password protect your document.NoteCustom fields can be used in Tasks and in the Properties Panel. You can put web page URLs (like an iLO management address) or command lines (such as programs or batch files) in the custom fields and execute them using tasks or directly from the properties panel. Each individual custom field can also be configured to be inherited from the parent folder. Parent FolderThe Parent Folder page allows you to view or change the parent folder of the selected object. To move multiple objects to another folder use the parent folder page in bulk-edit mode or use the move to command from the Edit tab (see Working with Connections).ImportantYou cannot create connections in the Application document. Moving a folder containing connections to a folder in the Application document will fail.

Follow these steps to install a custom remote. Note that this tutorial is applicable to all operating systems. However some steps will be slightly different depending on which operating system you use.Prepare the filesFirst you need to make sure you have all the files. If the custom remote is in a zip file, start by opening the zip file and extract the folder to a suitable location, for example on your Desktop. If the custom remote doesn't come with a folder, then just create a new folder on your Desktop and put the files inside of it.Open the Custom Remotes folderNext, open the custom remotes folder on your computer. The location will depend on what operating system you use. Windows: C:\ProgramData\Unified Remote\Remotes\Custom Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Unified Remote/Remotes/Custom Linux: ~/opt/urserver/remotes/customMove the custom remoteMove or copy the entire custom remote folder from your Desktop into this folder, so that it looks like this:Restart the serverOpen the manager ( and restart the server to make sure it picks up the new remote.Check for errorsYou should also check to make sure there weren't any problems with your custom remote. You can do so by opening the "Log" page in the manager. Any errors should be clearly visible as red text.Assuming there were no errors, the next time you open the app it should automatically detect and sync your new remote. Still need help? Contact Us Contact Us Last updated on June 5, 2020