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# Generating Object Books

### Creating & Editing Content

* **To create a related object**, click **Create New** ().\
  → See: [Creating New Objects](/interfacing-help-files/interfacing-help-files-fr/document-control/gerer-la-documentation-dans-la-bibliotheque/creating-new-objects.md)
* **To edit the object**, click **Edit.**

  → See: [Editing Objects](broken://pages/VgM578luTAPOFjH1pK97)

### Saving, Sharing, & Subscribing to Objects

Keep content accessible, share it with others, and get notified about updates.

Keep track of content you use often, share it with others when needed, and stay informed when it changes.

Keep content easy to find, share it with others, and stay updated on any changes.

**Subscribe** — Get notifications when the content changes.

**Subscribe** — Receive notifications about changes or updates to the object, keeping you up to date automatically.

### Generating Object Reports

* To generate a detailed report for the object, click **Object Book**. This opens the template selection window where you can pick a report template and customize options before generating the document.\
  → See: Generating Object Books

Currently, editing is limited to process diagrams (visual maps). To update the descriptive details of an object, including those of a process, please use **EPC** (Enterprise Process Center).


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