UWL: remove item icon

Hi,
We're trying to remove the icon on each item type from the Universal Worklist. None of the actions of
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seem to have any effect. Neither did at forum search give the answer.
Any suggestions?
We're on EP 6.0, SPS16.
Kind regards,
Rasmus

Hi,
The icon is removed by adding the parameter 'launchSubstitutionManager' to the action list of actions to remove from the UWL.
- Rasmus

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