IMG TSC

Hi Guru,
Please tell me how to find the IMG TSC such as: VTAA. The link is: SAP IMG/SD/sales/maintain copy control for sales document/copying control:sales document to sales document . If I only know the link,how can I find the related transaction code?.
Thanks,Cindy

Hi,
Transaction code information is displayed under an icon in task bar (If you can find the icon there.)
All info regarding system, program, user , transaction will be there.
another way to find out is :
in Img link : right click and display the technical info-> in Maintain objects tab you can find the respective t.codes.
Hope its helpful.:-)
Regards.
Nisha

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