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The [PDF Document Generation](https://marketplace.mendix.com/link/component/211553) module allows you to generate pixel-perfect PDF documents based on regular pages in your app.
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For detailed information on how to install and use the PDF Document Generation module, refer to these pages:
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*[Installation and Configuration](/appstore/modules/document-generation/installation-configuration/)
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Perform the rest of configuration through the app:
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1. Deploy and run the app.
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1. Login as an administrator.
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1. Use the **Accounts** navigation item.
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1. Click **New** and create the user account (or accounts) you need in your IAM Broker — for example, a new active account with the **User role** set to **User**.
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1. Use the **OpenID Connect** navigation item.
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1. Open the **Server Keys** tab.
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1. Click **New Key**.
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1. Open the **Scopes** tab.
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1. For the authorization code grant, create **New** scopes, enter `openid` as the **Name**, and set the **Scope type** to **Standard**. You need to use your own value in the **Name** field for the client credential grant type.
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1. Deploy your application and log in with the application Admin account.
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2. Click **New** in the **Accounts** navigation item to create the user account (or accounts) you need in your IAM Broker. For example, a new active account with the **User role** set to **User**.
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3. Click **New Key** on **Server Keys** tab of the **OpenID Connect** navigation item.
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4. For the authorization code grant, create **New** scopes, enter `openid` as the **Name**, and set the **Scope type** to **Standard**. You need to use your own value in the **Name** field for the client credential grant type.
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This page sets up a single list of all the scopes that are known to the OIDC Provider service. For each client, you can then choose the scopes used by that specific client. See [Configuring Centralized Authorization](#configuring-authorization) for more information on which scopes you should set.
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1. Open the **Clients** tab.
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1. Click **New Client Registration**.
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5. Open the **Clients** tab and click **New Client Registration**.
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You can register a new client (an app using the OIDC SSO module for sign in which identifies this app as its IdP) in one of the two ways shown below in [Automatic Client Registration](#automatic-client-registration).
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## Read More
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*[Studio Pro Overview](/refguide/studio-pro-overview/) – describes Studio Pro tabs, menus, and shortcut keys
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*[Mendix Best Practices for Development](/refguide/dev-best-practices/) – a reference for adopting consistent naming and modeling conventions while developing your Mendix apps
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*[Development Best Practices](/refguide/dev-best-practices/) – a reference for adopting consistent naming and modeling conventions while developing your Mendix apps
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*[Starting with App from a Spreadsheet](/refguide/app-from-spreadsheet/) – describes importing a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and building an app using your data
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*[Mendix Academy Become a Rapid Developer](https://academy.mendix.com/link/paths/31/Become-a-Rapid-Developer) – the learning path recommended for new Mendix users who want to create their first app using low-code
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*[Mendix Academy Crash Course](https://academy.mendix.com/link/paths/82/Crash-Course) – the learning path recommended for new Mendix users who are also experienced developers
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*[Studio Pro Overview](/refguide/studio-pro-overview/) – describes Studio Pro tabs, menus, and shortcut keys
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*[Mendix Best Practices for Development](/refguide/dev-best-practices/) – a reference for adopting consistent naming and modeling conventions while developing your Mendix apps
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*[Development Best Practices](/refguide/dev-best-practices/) – a reference for adopting consistent naming and modeling conventions while developing your Mendix apps
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*[Starting with App from a Spreadsheet](/refguide/app-from-spreadsheet/) – describes importing a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and building an app using your data
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*[Mendix Academy Become a Rapid Developer](https://academy.mendix.com/link/paths/31/Become-a-Rapid-Developer) – the learning path recommended for new Mendix users who want to create their first app using low-code
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*[Mendix Academy Crash Course](https://academy.mendix.com/link/paths/82/Crash-Course) – the learning path recommended for new Mendix users who are also experienced developers
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The table below describes what components are currently covered in the generated SBOM, and from what version. It is recommended to use version `10.10`, `9.24.22`, or `10.6.9` and above.
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| Mendix Modules |`9.24.14`, `10.4.0`| Mendix Modules imported from the Marketplace. This does not include Add-on Modules, Solutions, Extensions, or manually imported modules. |
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|[Java Dependencies](/refguide/managed-dependencies/)|`9.24.14`, `10.4.0`| Java libraries imported into your project using [Managed Dependencies](/refguide/managed-dependencies/), or those manually added in the `userlib` folder. Libraries added through managed dependencies will have access to information of the package manager and will include more details, such as the used license. |
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