Hide icons in CLM1 and CLM2

Hi,
Is it possible to hide the 'Padlock' and 'Unlock Padlock' icons in transaction codes CLM1 / CLM2?
I have checked via the configuration route under Set Field Selection for Notifications and under Influencing for Notification Type 'PR' I can not see the option to set these icons to 'Hide'
We have a requirement to hide the icons but to allow the users to still use the menu path Claim > Functions etc
Is there a suitable user exit we can use?
Regards
Gary B

You can create symlinks and store them at your application folder, not the systems - where all your apps probably live. Then you could add this folder to your sidebar and even tell new Finder windows to open this new location of your symlinked apps. Hit the Terminal.app and type ln -s "original item path (i.e.where it is)" "new link path" (i.e.where you want it to be). Note that you can drag the app to the terminal, bypassing the need to type its location as you can also drag the new destination afterwards.
The only problem I visualize from reading your post, is that you probably wouldn't like for the apps to have the traditional shortcut arrow on its bottom left corner…
BTW, you can trash Akamai via the uninstaller. Next time you need something via this app, simply let it be installed again (it's very lightweight). I tend to use it only when the files/installers I am transferring are too large to take the risk of stopping midway through.
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Hi,
Is it possible to hide the 'Padlock' and 'Unlock Padlock' icons in transaction codes CLM1 / CLM2?
I have checked via the configuration route under Set Field Selection for Notifications and under Influencing for Notification Type 'PR' I can not see the option to set these icons to 'Hide'
We have a requirement to hide the icons but to allow the users to still use the menu path Claim > Functions etc
Is there a suitable user exit we can use?
Regards
Gary B

You can create symlinks and store them at your application folder, not the systems - where all your apps probably live. Then you could add this folder to your sidebar and even tell new Finder windows to open this new location of your symlinked apps. Hit the Terminal.app and type ln -s "original item path (i.e.where it is)" "new link path" (i.e.where you want it to be). Note that you can drag the app to the terminal, bypassing the need to type its location as you can also drag the new destination afterwards.
The only problem I visualize from reading your post, is that you probably wouldn't like for the apps to have the traditional shortcut arrow on its bottom left corner…
BTW, you can trash Akamai via the uninstaller. Next time you need something via this app, simply let it be installed again (it's very lightweight). I tend to use it only when the files/installers I am transferring are too large to take the risk of stopping midway through.
Hope this helps.

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