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pages (HTML files) are the best choice because a special application is not
required to view them.
In addition to adding customized information pages, you can control which
members have access to an information page, and when they view that page.
For example, when the member first logs in to the site, you can specify that
the member sees a specific information page. However, if a member does not
have permission to view an information page, then the page is not displayed
in the members Site/Project Information menu. By default, all members can
view all information pages.
To select a site information page:
An information page can be an HTML file or other type of file (for example,
gif, bmp, doc, xls).
1 Select the site in the project tree.
2 In the navigation bar click Site Setup and then Information Pages.
3 The Information Pages window is displayed. The default pages are listed
in the window.
4 To add a new page click the Add Page button. The Add Information
page dialog box is displayed.
5 Enter a name for the page in the Page Name field. The name field can
contain any character including spaces. This field is required. To accept
a default name for an automatically generated page, go to step 6and
select a source. The name field is populated after you select the source.
If you are entering an external URL as the source, the name field is
required.
6 Select a page by clicking the Select Source drop-down list. From this
menu you can select one of the automatically generated pages. Or browse
the files in your site or on your computer for a new page. You can also
enter an URL to use an external web address as an information page.
7 Select which members can view this page: all site members or selected
individuals.
8 Click OK. Click Cancel if you do not want to add these pages to the
site.
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