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How do I Navigate between Pages to a Compass Component?



               How do I Navigate Between Pages in a Component?

               Overview

               A component consists of one or more pages within the same Internet browser window. Usually,
               these pages are related and need to be completed together.
               Navigating Between Pages in a Component


































               The Supplier component displayed above has six pages. There are several ways to navigate among the pages in a
               component – folder tabs, hyperlinks, and access keys.
                    •   Folder tabs allow you to quickly move within a component in any order you choose. As you
                       finish one page, you select the folder tab of the next page you want to open in the
                       component.

                    •   A set up hyperlinks that match the folder tabs display at the bottom of a component. These
                       hyperlinks are very helpful since they can be used interchangeably with the folder tabs. If
                       you are at the bottom of a long page of information, you can navigate to another page
                       without scrolling back to the top of the page.
                    •   The access key is the letter on each folder tab that is underlined. You can use [ALT + an
                       access key] and then [Enter] to move between pages in a component.
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