IC webclient framework profile

Hi,
while trying to create a framework profile, the procedure says to copy the xml code of the default framework profile to a Z_ profile,
while trying to do say, instructions say open the default to copy the xml code, but i am not able to see the XML code and hence not able to to copy any xml code, how do i see the xml code and copy, i am using CRM 5.0
when i hit F8 (to open/execute as per instructions... nothing is heppening....)
any help is appreciated....
i was able to copy the framework profile similar to an IC profile but nowhere i could see the xml code... what am i missing?
Thanks,

Hi,
In CRM 5.0 you will never see the xml code, it resides in the BSP applications used for IC framework. This XML code is automatically copied and not visible to end users.
Best Regards.
Pratik Patel
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    Hi Sanju
    The IMG path for that would be as follows:
    IMG > Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework > UI Framework Definition > Maintain Runtime Framework Profile.
    Please try to access it via IMG path rather than TCode.
    Tcodes from 5.0 are not quite reliable in CRM 6.0.
    Here's an example.
    For Account identification in CRM 6.0 the path is
    IMG > Customer Relationship Management > Interaction Center WebClient > Master Data > Define Account Identification Profiles.
    The tcode from 5.0 is CRMC_IC_BPPROF, which works in 6.0. You will see that at first look it seems identical but you'll find "Relationship" and "Object Components" missing from Dialog structure.
    I have found several instances of such 5.0 tcodes. So access via img path is more reliable.
    Regards
    Rupesh Patil

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