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    Attributes Home
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            Use the links on this page to manage both product attributes and specification attributes.
            You must create the attribute types first before you can use them with your products.
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                    <a href="ProductAttributes.aspx" title="Manage product attributes.">Product Attributes</a>
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                        Product attributes (e.g. "Size" or "Color") are used to create inter-dependant product
                        variations in your catalog. After creating a Product Attribute, you can then create
                        specific attribute values for an individual product (e.g. "Red", "Green", "Blue")
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                    <a href="SpecificationAttributes.aspx" title="Manage product specification attributes.">
                        Product Specification Attributes</a>
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                        In addition to standard attributes, you can create product specification attributes
                        to provide your customers with technical details about your product (e.g. "Fabric").
                        Once defined, you can create specification values for an individual product (e.g.
                        "Cotton"). The customer can view the specification from the specification tab on
                        the product detail page.
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