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Using Connections 6 CR6
Welcome to the HCL Connections 6 CR6 documentation, where you can find information about HCL Connections 6. HCL Connections is social networking software designed for the workplace. Its features help you to establish dynamic networks that connect you to the people and information you need to achieve your business goals.
Wikis
Tap the wisdom of the crowd by building a body of knowledge in a wiki. Everyone on your team can make a contribution.
Adding an image or video
Add an image or video to a wiki page.

Using Connections 6 CR6
Welcome to the HCL Connections 6 CR6 documentation, where you can find information about HCL Connections 6. HCL Connections is social networking software designed for the workplace. Its features help you to establish dynamic networks that connect you to the people and information you need to achieve your business goals.
- Accessibility features for HCL Connections™
  Accessibility features assist users who have a disability, such as restricted mobility or limited vision, to use information technology content successfully.
- Overview
  HCL Connections™ is a collaborative tool that makes it easy to connect with others and exchange ideas. Start sharing important information, building a network of useful contacts, and following people that interest you.
- Home page
  Use the home page as a command center to scan and manage items that need your attention. You can view your most recent project updates, check in on the people you follow, and review your action items all from one place.
- Profiles
  Use profiles to connect with others, showcase your skills, and find the people you need.
- Activities
  Use activities to keep a team informed, collect and share project resources, or to assign and track tasks.
- Files
  Using the Files app, you can upload, organize, share and collaborate on files easily. Files can be shared, tagged, organized in folders, and accessed from other applications, such as Activities and Communities.
- Communities
  Get together with people who share your interests.
- Blogs
  Use blogs to share your announcements, updates, and opinions with others.
- Forums
  Share information, brainstorm ideas, ask and answer questions, and discuss topics of mutual interest in a forum.
- Wikis
  Tap the wisdom of the crowd by building a body of knowledge in a wiki. Everyone on your team can make a contribution.
  - Why use a wiki?
    A wiki is a collection of content that is created and edited by team members. Wikipedia is the best example of a living, breathing body of knowledge created and updated by thousands. Wikis tap into the power of the team to collaborate and build a knowledge base. Everyone can participate if given permission. Wikis allow the right people to work collaboratively to build information, to come together and make contributions to content. It's crowd-sourcing for your team.
  - Creating a wiki
    Create a wiki so your team can create and collaborate on content. Assign roles and permissions for your team. Only owners can delete wiki pages.
  - Adding a table of contents
    Make it easy for readers to browse and find content by adding a table of contents to the page.
  - Adding an image or video
    Add an image or video to a wiki page.
  - Getting notified when a wiki changes
    Receive updates when a wiki or wiki page changes.
  - Rolling back wiki pages to previous versions
    When you create a page, an initial version is created. Your original work is saved in that first version of the page until you delete the page.
- Bookmarks
  Use Bookmarks to collect and organize shortcuts to websites.

Adding an image or video

Add an image or video to a wiki page.

Adding an image

The easiest way to add an image is to paste an image into your wiki page. Or you can add an image from your local file system, from a file attachment that you already uploaded, or from a webpage:

Insert the cursor in the Entry field where you want the image to be displayed.
Click the Insert Image icon in the editor toolbar.
Enter the URL of an image file or add an image from an attachment.

Embedding a video

Link directly to a Flash movie if you have its URL. A Flash movie usually has a *.swf file extension. Or link to an embedded video, such as a YouTube video, by embedding the video code in your HTML code .

To insert a Flash movie, click the Flash icon in the rich text editor, enter the URL, then set the width and height. Click Preview to see your movie.
To embed a video, copy the embed code and paste it into the HTML code of the wiki page

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