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 There are five main tasks that you perform when using Manufacturing
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 1. Open the product in Manufacturing Process Planner.  r7 [4 N* b$ f( k$ y9 n
 Bring the product into Manufacturing Process Planner before associating' p8 @; T( L6 w" v1 K3 U8 R& m
 a process structure with a product. The product is typically designed
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 _% e0 c  N' E+ Y% ]) k2. Define the work area.
 # Y/ q' u& |- {These are the locations in the plant where various operations are" }3 u5 F8 E' t7 O# d" z" J
 performed. They are described by their location on the shop floor and
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 3. Create a process structure.
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 complete before others can begin. As you build the process structure, you, D! \) ~6 E9 f# {" a. a: ?  t
 can specify items that are consumed by the process, and you can assign
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 This defines the individual operations and activities used to manufacture
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 5. Create product, process, and work area associations.9 J) _6 t( r- {8 ~- M
 Assign target items to the processes and operations to associate specific
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 the processes are performed.
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 given product.
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