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For some use cases, it can be desired to not show the grey command icons which are shown by default. There are two ways to disable the command icons:

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By default, when you drop an M-Files Object, Workflow State or Workflow State Viewport onto the canvas or onto a symbol, the icon of the respective object or class is shown. 

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Large and complex process definitions can make it challenging to move objects out of the way. In order to make space for additional elements, you typically select objects and move them. To really grab all objects, the selection becomes difficult on large maps.</description>
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To replace an object on the canvas, simply select the desired object from the left-hand side and drop it onto the symbol on the canvas. Do not drop it onto the canvas, but onto the symbol itself. 



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Within the Process Maps Designer you can choose between the options  Save and  Save and Configure to save your process map. Select the Save and Configure entry to open a menu containing more options.

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Sometimes you want to access a website directly from your Process Map. You may also want to parameterize this call, so that it reacts dynamically to metadata changes. Other examples would be the integration of a web service via an</description>
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Think about creating tasks, suggestions or documents referring to your process map. Think about registering bugs or ideas for a piece of machinery. The potential use cases are endless.  
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Process Maps is designed to work in the traditional M-Files Web client. The following features are supported:

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