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Creating a personal folder is an option you can select from the Users
Portlet when creating a Single Sign-On user account.
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In the Users portlet, click Create New Users.
By default, the Users portlet is located on the Administer tab.
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In the User Name field, enter a unique user name for the account.
Notes:
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The user name is limited to 60 characters, and we recommend that you
keep it short to make it easier for the user to enter.
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The first character of a user name must be alphabetic (A-Z, a-z). The
remaining characters can include alphabetic, numeric (0-9), and the
underscore (_) and dollar ($) characters; no spaces or other special characters.
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User names are not case-sensitive, therefore SCOTT, Scott, and scott
are the same user name.
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In the Password field, enter a password for the account. The
user enters this password to confirm that he or she is authorized to
log on using the account. Enter the same password in the Confirm Password
field to confirm that you entered it correctly.
Note: You should advise new users to change their password the
first time they log on.
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In the Login Server Privileges list, choose what privileges to
grant the user on the Login Server.
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Privileges |
Description |
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End User |
The user has no administrative privileges on the Login Server. |
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Full Administrator |
The user has full administrative privileges on the Login Server. |
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Click Create.
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Click the link at the top of the page to edit the Oracle Portal user settings.
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Click the 
Preferences tab.
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In the Personal Preferences section, select the Create
Personal Folder check box.
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Click OK. |
and select from the list provided.