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R/3 MenusThe following overview describes the basic hierarchy of the menu bars at the three levels of the R/3 System, the main menu level, the application level, and the task level. The task level itself can have a hierarchical structure, too. Structure the menu bar uniformly within a task to ensure consistency. Therefore, do not remove functions that are not used from the menu bar and the pull-down menus but set them inactive only. Note: The System and Help menus are always available in the R/3 System. They are appended automatically to the right of the individual menus at the respective level. The same applies to the Layout menu, which appears to the right of the menu bar as icon. It allows the user to change local settings like fonts or interface colors.
Main Menu LevelIn the menu bar at the main menu level, the R/3 System displays all application areas available. The following application areas are currently available: Office, Logistics, Accounting, Human resources, Information systems, Tools (Büro, Logistik, Rechnungswesen, Personal, Informationssysteme, Werkzeuge).
Application LevelAt the application level, object classes or tasks = transactions of an application area are listed in the menu bar.
Task LevelAt the task level, the user edits data. The structure of the menu bar and the corresponding pull-down menus are largely standardized. In the following you find an overview of the individual menu bar options in the defined sequence from left to right, together with a short definition and obligatory or typical pull-down menus. Keys
<Object> (<Objekt>)Put actions which affect the entire object here; they receive the name of the object that has been selected at the next higher level -- obligatory 1) Initial screens:
2) Data screens:
Edit (Bearbeiten)Put actions which edit the current object component here - obligatory
Note: If the selection actions appears in a cascading menu at the second level, use the term "Selections" on the first level:
Menu functions "Other Actions"You may place here functions which affect an object component of the entire object, for example, the functions Delete and Print. However, if these functions refer to the object as a whole, include them in the menu <Object>. Goto (Springen)Put object components of the current object here - obligatory Overview (Übersicht) Only the function "Back" is an obligatory entry, all other entries are examples. Extras (Zusätze)Put functions which supplement the current object/object component and are not permanently required here - optional View (Sicht)Put functions which display the current object/object component in different views here - only if required Settings (Einstellungen)Put functions which allow the user-specific defaults of parameters here - only if required Utilities (Hilfsmittel)Put functions which not only edit the object but are valid for all objects here - only if required Your Own Additional Menus (Zusätzliche eigene Menüs)only if required Environment (Umfeld)Put tasks or reports of other application areas here - optional <Application area> (<Arbeitsgebiet>)Put menu bar options at higher-level application level here - optional
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