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SYSTEM NAVIGATION
End User Procedure
for
mySAP ERP 2004 (ECC5.0)
System Navigation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Overview........................................................................………….........…………..…... 3
1.1 Purposes……………………………………………………………….………………. 3
2. SAP Logon and Logoff...........................................…………………..............…............ 3
2.1 SAP Logon.................................................................…………………..........….. 3
2.2 SAP New Logon Check for Multiple Logon......……………….....….................… 5
2.3 SAP Logoff.................................................................................………………… 6
3. SAP Easy Access…..…………………………………….....................…………………… 7
3.1 SAP Easy Access Menu………………………………………………….………...... 7
3.2 SAP Easy Access Settings ..………………………………………………………… 9
4
Favorites Menu ………………………………………………..…………………………….. 11
4.1 Insert Folder.............. …………………………………………………………........... 11
4.2 Moving Favorites or Folders ……………………………………..…………............. 12
4.3 Renaming Favorites or Folders......…………………............................................. 12
4.4 Deleting Favorites or Folders..................................………………….................... 12
4.5 Inserting an Item from the SAP Standard or User Menu......…………………....... 13
4.6 Inserting a Transaction...........................…………………..................................... 13
4.7 Inserting a Web Address or a File......................…………………......................... 14
5
The SAP Window ................................................................…………………................. 16
5.1 Tabs Simplify Navigation Between Screens…………………………………..……. 16
5.2 Adding Codes to Dropdown Lists................................…………………................ 16
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1. Overview
1.1 Purpose
This document is meant to provide users with the brief introduction on how to navigate using
the new SAP Easy Access user menu. In addition, it also provides information on how to do
basic customizing/setup of the SAP GUI display.
2. SAP LOGON and LOGOFF
2.1 SAP Logon
Double click on the SAP logon pad located at your desktop.
The following pop up screen will appear.
Note: The screen below may look different from your actual screen on your PC
Select the client that you are authorized and want to log into.
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Double click on the client and the following screen will appear.
Enter your username and password.
Press Enter.
The following screen will be displayed if you have entered your username and password
correctly.
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2.2 SAP New Logon Check For Multiple Logon
When you attempt to do another logon using the same ID (with your previous logon still active
in the system), i.e. multiple logons, the following warnings will be displayed.
This acts as a reminder that there should be no sharing of SAP id. The system is now able to
detect if there are user id sharing violations. If you wish to open several SAP windows,
continue to use System > Create Session. This creates several sessions instead of multiple
logons.
Improved security – the top of the screen shows user logon information. If any user is
prompted with this screen, it implies a logon violation i.e. user has not logged on actually but
is prompted with this screen with information showing that he/she has logged on to the
system from another PC. In this situation, it is clear that there is a security violation.
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2.3 SAP Logoff
You can logout of the SAP system using 2 options:
a. By using menu path, select System > Log off as per screen below.
This will log you completely out of the SAP system.
b. By clicking on
located at the top right hand corner of the screen, you will close the
respective screen.
The following pop-up screen will appear.
If you are sure that you have saved all your changes, proceed to click on the
button to log out of the SAP system.
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3. SAP Easy Access
3.1 SAP Easy Access Menu
The new SAP Easy Access user menu is the user-specific point of entry into the SAP system.
Unlike in the previous release, all the application menu options are moved from the Menu Bar
to the application tree structure in the navigation area.
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All application menus are represented by folder symbols
You can expand menus in the
navigation area by clicking on the menu items. To collapse menus, click on the expanded
menu items.
All transactions are represented by the
symbol, together with a name of the transaction to
the right of the symbol. To run a particular application:
 Double click its node, or
 Select the transaction and choose Enter, or
 Select the transaction and choose Edit _ Execute
At the top of the SAP Easy Access user menu,
The icon
is to activate the User Role Menu. This special menu can only be customized
by the system administrator and contains only menus and transactions that the user is
authorized to.
This list of executable transaction codes are assigned to your user id by the system
administrator.
The icon
is to activate the standard SAP Menu. This menu contains all the standard
SAP application menus and transactions.
Regardless of whether the User Role or Standard SAP menu is selected, there is a folder in
the navigation area with the name “Favorite”. In this folder, you can maintain a list of
frequently used transactions, files or Web addresses.
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3.2 SAP Easy Access Settings
Certain aspects of the SAP Easy Access User Menu can be customized for each SAP user.
To make this customization, choose Extras - Settings. The following Dialog box will appear:
Here, you can specify whether:
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Your personal Favorites should appear before or after the menu.
Only your favorites, and not the menu, should appear.
The SAP Easy Access graphic should appear on the right-hand side of the screen.
Technical names of menu options should appear in the menu paths.
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To look for a specific transaction code, make use of the find icon
& find next icon
.
The search in menu tree pop up box will appear, key in the transaction code and click on find
icon
to start the search for the whole tree menu.
4.
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4. Favorites Manu
Favorites is a new feature in SAP. You can create your own list of favorite transactions, web
sites or files.
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Create folders to organize your Favorites
Drag and drop transactions to your Favorites list
Move, rename or delete items from Favorites
This customization remains attached to your logon ID
4.1 Insert Folder
a. Choose Favorites
Insert folder.
b. A dialog box appears. Enter a name, and choose
c.
The new folder appears below the currently selected favorite.
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4.2 Moving Favorites or Folders
To move favorites or folders within a hierarchy level:
a. Select the favorite or folder you want to move.
b. Choose Favorites
Move
Up/Down; or choose Move Favorites Downwards/Move
Favorites Upwards icons.
c. Repeat this step until the favorite or folder is where you want it.
To move favorites or folders between hierarchy levels, use drag and drop:
a. Select the favorite or folder with the mouse, and keep the mouse button pressed.
b. Drag the favorite or folder to the desired position in the favorites list, and release the
mouse button.
c. The favorite or folder appears below the position where you let it go.
4.3 Renaming Favorites or Folders
a. Select the favorites or folders you want to rename.
b. Choose Favorites Change.
c. A dialog box appears. Enter a new name, and choose
4.4 Deleting Favorites or Folders
a. Select the favorites or folders you want to delete.
b. Choose Favorites
Delete.
When you remove a favorite from your favorites list, you are not actually deleting the
respective file, program, or transaction; you are merely removing a link to that
particular item.
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4.5 Inserting an Item from the SAP Standard or User Menu
Use drag and drop:
a. Select an executable menu item using the mouse, and keep the mouse button pressed.
b. Drag the item to the desired position in your favorites list, and release the mouse button.
c. The new item appears below the position where you dropped it.
Or, use the menu bar:
a. Select an executable item in the user menu.
b. Choose Favorites _ Add.
c. The new item appears at the end of your list.
4.6 Inserting a Transaction
a. Choose Favorites _ Insert transaction.
b. The following dialog box appears:
c.
Enter the transaction code, and choose
d. The new item appears at the end of your list, and is automatically labeled with the
transaction name.
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4.7 Inserting a Web Address or a File
a. Choose Favorites
Add other objects
b. The following dialog box appears:
c.
Click
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d. Enter a name and the Web address or file name, and choose
e. The Web address should start with http:// EXAMPLE: http://www.sap.com
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5. The SAP WINDOW
5.1 Tabs Simplify Navigation Between Screens
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Some redesigned transactions provide tabs to allow you to alternate between many
screens in a single window
Tabs replace some menu paths within transactions
5.2 Adding Codes to Dropdown Lists
As a default, Release 5.0 displays descriptions only in drop-down lists on fields.
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To display codes, you need to change your GUI defaults.
a. Click
(Customize Screen Layout)
b. Select Options
c.
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c.
Click the Expert Options tab
d. Click Show keys in all dropdown lists
e. After the setting has been maintained, the following takes effect:
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