Exposing portal page as portlet

Hi All,
I know that a Portal page can be published as a portlet (by configuring "optional" tab of the page's properties).
My question is simple (sorry for this), how can we use this page as a portlet ? I try to do using portlet search but just can not find the page previously configured as portlet.
thanks a lot

Sorry, but I found the answer. I had a system problem that prevented me to do that simple thing.

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"xxxx" <[email protected]> wrote:
can I display different portal page or portlet depend on user's
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