UI defaults on SQL Workshop

What type of table is added to 'Tables with UI Defaults' list on SQL Workshop?
After installing a new htmldb, EMP table have already been listed on it. However, behavior when tables are created using Data Workshop is different, some goes into the list and some do not.
Any suggestions.
Thanks in advance,
Rui

Rui,
For a table to added to the UI defaults list, you need to browse the table first and then in the Tasks region click "Manage UI defaults"
Sergio

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