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iCM has two article editors, one known as the tab editor, and another called the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor.
Which editor you use is up to you. The tab editor is generally quicker to use, but when you're first starting out with iCM or a new site, the WYSIWYG editor might be easier. Remember that with the tab editor you can still preview your article before you publish it.
Access to the WYSIWYG editor isn't automatically available, your user will need to have the WYSIWYG Content Privilege.
You can set your default editor via your Personal Settings and Shortcuts. You will need to set your preferred editor to WYSIWYG in these options if you would like to use it when creating new articles.
