Cisco Cisco WebEx Social for Mobile User Guide

External Document Repository—Allows you to access external document repositories such as 
Microsoft SharePoint 2007 or EMC Documentum repositories (see 

)

IFrame—Allows you to embed another web page within a frame

Images—Allows you to access your image library and upload images and folders

Links—Allows you to create links to content for quick retrieval

My Communities—Allows you access your communities

OpenSocial App—Allows you to add an OpenSocial gadget to your page

Post Library—Allows you to display the posts of your library or a community library depending on 
where you add the application

Recently Viewed Documents—Allows you to display the documents most recently accessed from 
the Document Library

RSS—Allows you to set up and display RSS feeds

Streams—Allows you to display your Activities and your Watch List

Suggestions—Allows you to receive suggestions for people to follow, posts to view, and 
communities to join

Tag Cloud—Allows you to navigate using frequently-used tags

Voice Messages—Allows you to see, listen, and reply to voice messages left on your phone

Wiki—Allows you to add a wiki

The following sections provide information about the Availability feature in Cisco WebEx Social:

If you are running a standalone instant messaging/availability client along with Cisco WebEx Social, or 
multiple instances of Cisco WebEx Social, you may want to also read the following topics in the 

 to understand the multi-instance Cisco WebEx Social behavior:

The availability status in Cisco WebEx Social is sticky, which means that all Cisco WebEx Social 
windows and tabs reflect the availability state that you set in the active Cisco WebEx Social window. For 
example, if you are in the Home tab and set your availability state to Away, the Away state appears if 
you go to the My Profile tab. In addition, if you close then reopen a Cisco WebEx Social window, the 
window shows the same availability state that was in the window when you closed it.