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 ====== Using Processes ====== ====== Using Processes ======
  
-You can use any processes in your mobile applications just as you use them for mobile applications. The only feature that you may use differently for mobile applications is when a process displays user interface for intermediate actions (see the explanation of the Single Tab Mode property in the [[docs:2500_config_apps:0900_add_edit_processes#single_tab_mode|Adding/Editing Processes]] section). By default all intermediate actions are displayed in a popup window. You can still use popup windows in your mobile applications, provided that they are small. Otherwise, you are better off replacing the current screen with the new one without any popup windows. The list of properties for a process has a special property for this called “Single tab mode”.+You can use any processes in your mobile applications just as you use them for mobile applications. The only feature that you may use differently for mobile applications is when a process displays user interface for intermediate actions (see the explanation of the Single Tab Mode property in the [[2500_config_apps:0900_add_edit_processes#single_tab_mode|Adding/Editing Processes]] section). By default all intermediate actions are displayed in a popup window. You can still use popup windows in your mobile applications, provided that they are small. Otherwise, you are better off replacing the current screen with the new one without any popup windows. The list of properties for a process has a special property for this called “Single tab mode”.
  
 There are also some specific actions of the Rule Language that you can use inside a process – these actions are listed in the table below. There are also some specific actions of the Rule Language that you can use inside a process – these actions are listed in the table below.