A. It allows users to capture screenshots in the host application to create printable Step Guides and job aids.

B. It enables users to edit step conditions, display settings, and advanced conditions for process guides.

C. It enables users to make simple text edits and delete steps without the need to access the Full Editor.

A. OGL consumption data for a specified period

B. Systematic analysis of Process Guide data

C. Insights and data about Fusion applications

A. Invisible step

B. Tip offset

C. Disable element

A. The guide was recently deleted and is no longer visible to end users in the production environment.

B. Changes were made to a Published guide that arc not reflected in the production environment.

C. There is a previous version of the Draft guide and the current changes are also reflected in the production environment.

A. Full Editor and the guide tile

B. Quick Settings

C. Content Editor

A. It can be found in Application Settings within the OGL Console.

B. It can be changed at any time.
B It is the unique identifier of your OGL instance assigned at the time of account creation.

A. To simultaneously create multiple guides and add activation conditions

B. To efficiently apply certain actions to multiple guides at one time in the OGL Console

C. To efficiently apply activation conditions to multiple guides at one time

A. Delete a step from a Process Guide.

B. Add step comments and guide comments.

C. Add a new step to a Process Guide.

A. Content Editor

B. Page Editor

C. Step Guide Editor

A. Delete a step from a Process Guide.

B. Add step comments and guide comments.

C. Add a new step to a Process Guide.