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Enterprise Manager makes customization of the Portal interface very easy. It only involves changing the look-and-feel of the Portal page, specifying the tabs that are available to users, in case users do not require access to certain components, and specifying a welcome page. All of this can be accomplished through the nodes under the 'Presentation' > 'Portal' node on the navigation tree.

The tabs on the Portal page can be customized under this page. Administrators have the ability to add new tabs, hide one or more existing tabs, and specify the order of the tabs that are set to be visible. Additional tabs can be created by clicking on the 'Add' button and specifying the tab name and the URI for its page.

A Welcome Page is the home page appearing in the viewer frame. If unspecified, the viewer frame will remain blank. A URL or a specific resource file like an HTML or JSP file can be specified as a welcome page. The text in the HTML content of the themes can be localized by using the following tag:

$(text to be localized)#(inter)

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"The more I get into it, the more capabilities I discover that allow me to organize data in ways that make the most sense to me, and excitingly, our users will be able to benefit from these same features. Additionally, Style Intelligence offers truly superior dashboard graphics. Thus, we’ll be able to provide our customers with the ability to create highly polished, professional reports." - Tadd Meyers, Business Intelligence Manager at NCN

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