Error in PB60 "Settings for word processing system are wrong"

Hello Everybody
I am working on recruitment,
i have create applicant activity in SPRO, but when i was going to create applicant activity PB60 maintain and entering the personal number the error display " "Settings for word processing system are wrong"
then i check feature set word processing system.
plz anybody guide me how to resolved this problem
thanks
urvashi

Hi Urvashi,
Please check the following in your system:
- Go to PE03
- feature 'WPROC'
- select 'Attributes'
- press 'Display'
- press 'Struct.'
- there you will find the Basic information 'Passing type'
This must be set to '2' (Table Transfer). If this is set
to '1' i.e. please change this entry.
Hope this help
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2) ' ' - so that SAP Script Editor is used for applicant letter.
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Please check the following in your system:
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