Adding function menu items to your favourites (Windows client only)

Note: The user group of which you are a member must have been granted permission to add the required function as a SunSystems menu item. See the Security Console or User Manager Help for more information.

If the favorite menu item is already included in another group menu tab, you can copy it to your Favorites by right-clicking on the menu item in the other group and selecting from the context menu.

Note: If the Favorites group is not displayed, ensure that it has been checked on the Customize Group Display dialog.

To add a function to your Favorites group:

Select Favourites on the main navigation bar, then either select Edit > Add Function, or right-click on the menu panel and select Add Function from the context menu. The Add Function dialog is displayed.
Click the desired function.
To assist in locating functions you can sort functions by clicking column headers; search for functions by entering the name, or part of the name of the required function in the Search field and clicking Search; filter functions by using the Restricted to Menu Item Type drop-down list.
Click OK to add the function to the Favorites group. They will appear under their default category icon with their default display icon.
If required, you can change the display icon used to represent the function.
You can do this by:
1. Right-clicking on the function and selecting Inquire Properties from the menu.
2. In the function Properties dialog, click Change icon.
3. In the Change Icon dialog, select the required icon and click OK.
4. Click OK.
Note: All other properties for a function are read-only. These can only be changed by creating new function extensions in the Security Console or User Manager. See the Security Console or User Manager Help for more information.

Note: If the favorite menu item is already included in another group menu tab, you can copy it to your Favorites by right-clicking on the menu item in the other group and selecting Add to Favourites from the context menu.