Worksoft Community Server Help

How to add a wiki page in a group

Cynthia Libby — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:21:03 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 6/1/2009 3:21:03 PM

Here's how to add a wiki page in a group.

Click on the group (e.g. Certify for SAP) in side bar

You should be here: http://community.worksoft.com/groups/sap/default.aspx

Click on wiki link in side bar

Click on Add Page

Title - something descriptive

Tags - comma separated list - you might want to put in How-To, Options button

Parent Page - Select one (probably the top page) from the drop-down list

To paste from Word click on Paste from Word (clipboard with a W icon)

To add a file click on Insert Media (the filmstrip icon). Certain file types are not allowed (e.g. .bat or .exe files). As a workaround you can zip these up and upload the zip file.

When you are done, press Save

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 27 May 2009 15:42:11 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 5/27/2009 10:42:11 AM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

The primary sections are as follows:

Forums

Moderated by Worksoft but primarily created by customers. Place for users to collaborate with each other and solve problems that aren't necessarily support related. Not viewable by non-customers.

Wikis

Knowledge base for Worksoft products. These are more "permanent" than Forums or Blogs. Written by Worksoft employees.

Blogs

Written by Worksoft employees - more personal than the Wiki pages. Quick and possibly short lived. Some examples: New version announcements, twitter feeds and Worksoft news.

Media

Files of all types

Worksoft published media - e.g. video, presentations, and whitepapers, documents., manuals

Groups

Subsection of the site for specific groups of people.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Tue, 26 May 2009 21:32:21 GMT

Revision 13 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 5/26/2009 4:32:21 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

The primary sections are as follows:

Forums

Moderated by Worksoft but primarily created by customers. Place for users to collaborate with each other and solve problems that aren't necessarily support related. Not viewable by non-customers.

Wikis

Knowledge base for Worksoft products. These are more "permanent" than Forums or Blogs.

Blogs

Written by Worksoft employees - more personal than the Wiki pages. Quick and possibly short lived. Some examples: New version announcements, twitter feeds and Worksoft news.

Media

Files of all types - e.g. video, powerpoint presentations, and documents.

Groups

Subsection of the site for specific groups of people.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:57:09 GMT

Revision 12 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 5/26/2009 3:57:09 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

The primary sections are as follows:

Forums

Moderated by Worksoft but primarily created by userscustomers. Place for users to collaborate with each other and solve problems that aren't necessarily support related. Not viewable by non-customers.

Wikis

Knowledge base for Worksoft products. These are more "permanent" than Forums or Blogs.

Blogs

Written by Worksoft employees - more personal than the Wiki pages. Quick and possibly short lived. Some examples: New version announcements, twitter feeds and Worksoft news.

Media

Files of all types - video, powerpoint presentations, documents.

Groups

Subsection of the site for specific groups of people.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:53:07 GMT

Revision 11 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 5/26/2009 3:53:07 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

Forums

Moderated by Worksoft but primarily created by users. Place for users to collaborate with each other and solve problems that aren't necessarily support related.

Wikis

Knowledge base for Worksoft products. These are more "permanent" than Forums or Blogs.

Blogs

Written by Worksoft employees - more personal than the Wiki pages. Quick and possibly short lived. Some examples: New version announcements, twitter feeds and Worksoft news.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:51:28 GMT

Revision 10 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 5/26/2009 3:51:28 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

Forums

Moderated by Worksoft but primarily created by users. Place for users to collaborate with each other and solve problems that aren't necessarily support related.

Wikis

Knowledge base for Worksoft products. These are more "permanent" than Forums or Blogs.

Blogs

Written by Worksoft employees - more personal than the Wiki pages. Quick and possibly short lived.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:47:46 GMT

Revision 9 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:47:46 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:46:35 GMT

Revision 8 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:46:35 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:43:31 GMT

Revision 7 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:43:31 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

Sections relating

General Community Server Functionality

Profile and Password Information

Forums

Forums Overview
- Forum Posts Functionality

Our Products

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 23:49:41 GMT

Revision 6 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 6:49:41 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

Sections relating to our products include:

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:36:23 GMT

Revision 5 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 1:36:23 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Worksoft products and related topics.

Sections relating to our products include:

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:20:45 GMT

Revision 4 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 1:20:45 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

The Worksoft Certify Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Certify Worksoft products and related topics.

Sections relating to our products include:

Questions about Worksoft Products?

Questions about this site? Or send e-mail to Community@worksoft.com

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:15:39 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 10:15:39 AM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

This page will list all available help

The Worksoft Certify Community is an area for customers and Worksoft employees to discuss and learn about Certify and related topics.

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:44:58 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/21/2009 6:44:58 PM

Community User Help

Filed under: Help

Home Page Overview

This page below is a typical example of what you will see when you log in to your community. You can launch list all of your community activity from your home page. You can also access the community blogs, media, forums, and groups from the Control Panel at the top of the pageavailable help.

Community User Help

Cynthia Libby — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 23:44:02 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/21/2009 6:44:02 PM

Home Page Overview

When you login to your community, Community Server displays your user home page. The home page provides you with an overview of your activity within your Web community. The home page appearance will differ from one Web community to another based on theme and other site settings. However, the Community Server user home page below is a typical example of what you will see when you log in to your community. You can launch all of your community activity from your home page. You can also access the community blogs, media, forums, and groups from the Control Panel at the top of the page.

Forum Posts Functionality

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:28:46 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:28:46 PM

Forum Posts Functionality

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You can open a post by clicking on the post title. If someone replies to the post, Worksoft Community Server displays the reply below the post content so it is viewable to everyone in the community.

Forum Options

The options you see here are available to all users within the community regardless of administrative privileges.

Stop emailing replies to me/Email me when someone replies

Specifies whether you are notified by email from someone replies to the post. When you click the link , Worksoft Community Server resets this setting to its opposite.

Reply

Opens a reply page so you can respond to the post and begin a discussion.

Send to friend

Opens a modal window so you can send a link to the forum pos t to a friend in the community.

Favorites

Adds the forum post to your favorites list.

Contact

Gives you the following options:

Remove the post author from your friends list
Send the author an email
Launch a conversation with the author
View the author's public profile
Search for all posts by the author

Report Abuse

Sends an email to the site administrator to report something inappropriate in the forum post

Quick Reply

Sends an allow to everyone in your friends listIf someone replies to the post, Worksoft Community Server displays the reply below the post content so it is viewable to everyone in the community.

Forum Posts Functionality

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:27:14 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:27:14 PM

You can open a post by clicking on the post title.

The options you see here are available to all users within the community regardless of administrative privileges.

Stop emailing replies to me/Email me when someone replies

Specifies whether you are notified by email from someone replies to the post. When you click the link , Worksoft Community Server resets this setting to its opposite.

Reply

Opens a reply page so you can respond to the post and begin a discussion.

Send to friend

Opens a modal window so you can send a link to the forum pos t to a friend in the community.

Favorites

Adds the forum post to your favorites list.

Contact

Gives you the following options:

Remove the post author from your friends list
Send the author an email
Launch a conversation with the author
View the author's public profile
Search for all posts by the author

Report Abuse

Sends an email to the site administrator to report something inappropriate in the forum post

Quick Reply

Sends an allow to everyone in your friends list If someone replies to the post, Worksoft Community Server displays the reply below the post content so it is viewable to everyone in the community.

Forums

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:22:18 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:22:18 PM

The primary function of the Forums main page is to provide you with access to all of your community's forums and discussions. The center of the page contains a list of forum posts.

The Browse Discussions section at the bottom of the main Forums page lists the forum groups and the forums contained in each one. The forums contained in groups are in smaller font beneath the forum group title. You can enter a forum by clicking on the group or a forum.

You can access your community's Forums main page by doing any of the following:

Clicking Forums on the Control Panel from any page in the community.
Clicking View all discussions from your home page.

Changing Your Password

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:18:56 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:18:56 PM

Changing Your Password

Filed under: Password

Open

From your public profile for editinghome page, click Edit in the upper-right corner of the page. The Edit Your Profile page displays. 2.

Select the Sign-in Information tab. 3.

Click Change Password. A change password page displays.

Make your changes.

Click Change Password

Click Save

Changing Your Password

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:17:16 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:17:16 PM

Open your public profile for editing. The Edit Your Profile page displays. 2. Select the Sign-in Information tab. 3. Click Change Password. A change password page displays.

Editing Your Public Profile

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:16:05 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:16:05 PM

Worksoft Community Server allows each user within the community to edit the user's public profile.

From your home page, click Edit in the upper-right corner of the page. The Edit Your Profile page displays. This is where you can upload an avatar or select a standard one.

Edit your public profile properties.

Worksoft Community Server also provides two other tabs which contain editable settings.

Click Save to retain changes.

Adding to Your Favorites List

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:13:03 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:13:03 PM

When you find a forum discussion, post, or media file that you really like, Community Server allows you to identify it as a favorite. It will then display in your favorites list on your dashboard.

Viewing Conversations

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:11:57 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:11:57 PM

When you sign in to Worksoft Community Server, you can check to see if you have any conversations. Click the Your Conversations link. If you have no private messages, the Your Conversations pane will be empty. If you have messages, Community displays a list. Click the hyperlink title of the message to open it.

Reply to Conversation Type your response in the text field and click Reply .

Delete Message To delete the message, click Delete in the conversation list pane.

View Public Profile of Sender To view the public profile of the other party in the conversation, click the username in the With column.

About Tags

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:09:25 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:09:25 PM

A tag is a keyword or term associated with a post which provides a link to related information. Tags give you flexibility in structuring your Website and help you map information. They also make the information in your Website more accessible to users.

For example, a tag cloud, which is also a Worksoft Community Server pre-packaged widget, displays in the right sidebar of your Web page. The tag cloud contains a list of tags that link to any post within a forum, group, or blog that has tags.

Worksoft Community Server ranks tags by the number of posts with which the tags are associated so that the most used tags have the largest font size.

When the user clicks a tag, Worksoft Community Server displays the list of posts that use the tag. So if the user clicks on the tag, Worksoft Community Server opens a browser page that lists all of the associated posts.

Signing Into Your Account

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:07:22 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:07:22 PM

You can sign in to your account by clicking the Sign in hyperlink in the user menu area. If Sign in is not displayed, then you are already signed in.

If you have forgotten your password click the (I forgot my password) link. You will be asked to supply the email address you used when you created your account. Worksoft Community Server will email instructions to you.

If you are not a member of the community, you can join by clicking the Click here to Join link.

Creating an Account

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:03:22 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 7:03:22 PM

Creating an Account

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To create an account for the community simply click the Join hyperlink at the top of the Web page. The sign-in page displays.

To create an account and join this site you must provide the following information.

Sign in Name - Your user account name. The name must be unique within the community. Worksoft Community Server will display it with any contributions you make to the site, such as forum posts.

Email Address - Your email address. This must be in a valid email address format and should be an account that you actively use. Using a false email address will prevent you from gaining some of the benefits of this community. The email address you use here will only be visible to yourself within the community. If you want access to areas restricted to Worksoft customers it helps if you use your corporate email address.

Time zone - Your time zone.

When you have completed all the information, click Join Now.

You will receive an email with your password from this account: "Worksoft Community Server - Automated Email" <community@worksoft.com>

The email will contain a link to allow you to sign in and change your password to something you can quickly remember. If you do not receive an e-mail within 30 minutes please send a message to [[help:mailto:community@worksoft.com|community@worksoft.com]] Community@worksoft.com for help.

Creating an Account

Cynthia Libby — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:00:00 GMT

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Creating an Account

Filed under: Account

To create an account for the community simply click the Join hyperlink at the top of the Web page. The sign-in page displays.

To create an account and join this site you must provide the following information.

Sign in Name - Your user account name. The name must be unique within the community. Worksoft Community Server will display it with any contributions you make to the site, such as forum posts.

Choose Password You account password. This should be something you can quickly remember.

Time zone - Your time zone.

When you have completed all the information, click Join Now.

You will receive an email with your password from this account: "Worksoft Community Server - Automated Email" <community@worksoft.com>

Creating an Account

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 23:55:10 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 6:55:10 PM

To create an account for the community simply click the Join hyperlink at the top of the Web page. The sign-in page displays.

To create an account and join this site you must provide the following information.

Sign in Name - Your user account name. The name must be unique within the community. Worksoft Community Server will display it with any contributions you make to the site, such as forum posts.

Choose Password You account password. This should be something you can quickly remember.

Time zone - Your time zone.

When you have completed all the information, click Join Now .

Home Page Overview

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 16:04:02 GMT

Current revision posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 11:04:02 AM

Home Page Overview

The Worksoft Community Server displays a your user home page when you are logged in. A less custom page displays when you are not logged in. The home page provides you with an overview of your activity within the Worksoft community.

You can launch all of your community activity from your home page. You can also access the community blogs, media, forums, and groups from the Control Panel at the top of the page.

Control Panel

The Control Panel is located at the top of home page workspace.

You can navigate to any of the main pages of your community by clicking on the Control Panel item. The Control Panel displays on every page of your community. It is worth noting that the only item on the Control Panel that is specific to your data is Home. When you click on Blogs, however, your community's main blog page displays. The same holds true for Media, Forums, and Groups. If you want to access your blogs, you can do that from your public profile.

Public Profile

Your public profile provides other users in your community with the personal information about yourself that you want to make public. Your public profile is editable, so you can update or delete information as you need to. By default you have a placeholder where the personal avatar would normally display. When you download a personal avatar, which you can do from your profile, it will display instead of the placeholder. You can also select one of the standard avatars. You can click on View public profile to view your profile data.

Your biographical information displays in the upper middle of the page. One of the major distinctions between your public profile page and your home page is the detailed information about your activity and any activity by other users that is related to you. For example, you can see more information about your friends in the community as well as functionality for adding friends, sending messages and emails, and adding announcements.

When you click on your friends' username, their public profile opens.

The announcements section contains special information you want to headline or want to stand out. You can add an announcement by clicking Add an Announcement below your avatar or avatar placeholder.

The My Groups section shows the groups to which you belong.

The My Files section allows you to upload and link files to your profile that you want to share with your friends and visitors.

Finally, the My Activity section provides you with a summary of your community activity. It will present the date and time on which you published a post or comment and when you joined a group or added a friend.

You can update your profile by clicking Edit profile.

Conversations

One of the features of the Web community is the ability of community members to converse with each other. The conversations section of the home page lists your conversations with other members of your community. You can begin a conversation by clicking Send a Message from your public profile.

When you receive a message from another community member, it displays in the Conversations section.

You can click on the conversation title to open a dialog window from which you can reply to the message.

Forums, Blogs and Media

The Forums, Blogs, and Media sections provide you with links to your most recent discussions, postings, and media downloads. You can also access the main page for each of these sections. When you go to the main page, you will find a list of all the activity in the community.

Favorites

The Favorites section displays the list of forums, posts, and media that you have specifically identified as a favorite.

When you find a discussion, post, or media file that you really like, Worksoft Community Server allows you to identify it as a favorite simply by clicking the Favorites link.

When you click Favorites, you can specify whether to add the forum or the post to the favorites list. The item then displays in the Favorites list on your home page.

Your Groups

The Your Groups section lists the groups to which you belong as well as provides a link so you can view all groups in the community. A group is a mini-community with its own membership consisting of up to one blog, media gallery, and forum . All of a group's content is accessible by members of the group.

Your Files

The Your Files section lists the files you have uploaded to the community and provides a link that will take you to a file download page if you have permissions to download files.
If you click View all and upload files, and if you have upload permission, Worksoft Community Server takes you to a download page from which you can download a file. The file will then display in the Your Files list.

User Action Links

The user action links always appear in the upper -right corner of every page in the community.

The username link always takes you to your public profile.
Edit opens the Edit Your Profile page.
Sign out signs you out of the community.
Help opens the Support launch page.

Home Page Overview

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 16:03:19 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 11:03:19 AM

Home Page Overview

The Worksoft Community Server displays a your user home page when you are logged in. The home page provides you with an overview of your activity within the Worksoft community.

You can launch all of your community activity from your home page. You can also access the community blogs, media, forums, and groups from the Control Panel at the top of the page.

Control Panel

The Control Panel is located at the top of home page workspace.

Public Profile

Conversations

When you receive a message from another community member, it displays in the Conversations section.

You can click on the conversation title to open a dialog window from which you can reply to the message.

Forums, Blogs and Media

Favorites

The Favorites section displays the list of forums, posts, and media that you have specifically identified as a favorite.

When you find a discussion, post, or media file that you really like, Worksoft Community Server allows you to identify it as a favorite simply by clicking the Favorites link.

When you click Favorites, you can specify whether to add the forum or the post to the favorites list. The item then displays in the Favorites list on your home page.

Your Groups

Your Files

User Action Links

The user action links always appear in the upper -right corner of every page in the community.

The username link always takes you to your public profile.
Edit opens the Edit Your Profile page.
Sign out signs you out of the community.
Help opens the Support launch page.

Home Page Overview

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:53:38 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 10:53:38 AM

Home Page Overview

The Worksoft Community Server displays a your user home page when you are logged in. The home page provides you with an overview of your activity within the Worksoft community.

You can launch all of your community activity from your home page. You can also access the community blogs, media, forums, and groups from the Control Panel at the top of the page.

Control Panel

The Control Panel is located at the top of home page workspace.

Public Profile

Home Page Overview

Cynthia Libby — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:41:12 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Worksoft Community Server Help by Cynthia Libby on 4/22/2009 10:41:12 AM

The Worksoft Community Server displays a your user home page when you are logged in. The home page provides you with an overview of your activity within the Worksoft community.

You can launch all of your community activity from your home page. You can also access the community blogs, media, forums, and groups from the Control Panel at the top of the page.