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<a name="tutorial-parameters" id="tutorial-parameters"></a>Adding in parameters for your
package</h2></div></div></div><p>Each instance of a package can have paramaters associated with
it. These are like preferences, and they can be set by the
administrator for each application to change the behavior of your
application.</p><p>To add parameters for your package, go to the Automatic Package
Manager (/acs-admin/apm)</p><p>Click on your package</p><p>Under the Manage section, click on Parameters</p><p>It&#39;s fairly self-explanatory at this point. Create the
parameters you want, and then access them in your code using the
parameter::get procedure.</p>
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