Once you plan your wizard, determine its alternative flows, its wording, and the necessary fields and blocks, you are ready to create wizard pages. For each page, you must define individual components, define actions, and specify the necessary page transitions.

The following general procedure summarizes the process that is necessary for creating a wizard and refers to other sections in this guide for details:

1.Create a wizard specification document and complete all the prerequisites outlined in Designing Wizards.

2.Determine whether you are going to use a template with your wizard. See Whether to Use Templates.

3.If necessary, create the appropriate templates. See Defining General Wizard Information.

4.In the Designer window, from the Go to drop-down list select Object Definitions.

5.Open the appropriate object definition.

6.Click the Wizards tab, and then click New.

7.Define the general wizard information as described in the General Tab on Wizard Screens table.

8.Click the Pages tab and add all appropriate pages as described in Adding Pages to Wizards.

9.Click the Page Components tab. Define and add all wizard page components to each page as described in Defining Page Components in Wizards.

10.Click the Actions tab and define any actions for the appropriate wizard pages as described in Using Actions in Wizards.

11.Click the Page Transitions tab and modify the default page transition order by adding page transition rules to the appropriate wizard pages as described in Defining Page Transition Logic.

12.Click the General tab and select the This wizard is active check-box and/or the Require wizard for a new object definition check-box if necessary.

13.Save the wizard and thoroughly test it. See Testing and Troubleshooting Wizards.