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2. Click the Display Mode drop-down menu, and select Edit. The zone titles are displayed.

3. Now drag the tree view control and drop it into the main section.

4. Click the Display Mode drop-down menu, and select Browse. The tree view remains where you dropped it.

5. To demonstrate that personalization is working, close the browser, and then load the page again. The changes you made are saved for future browser sessions.

6. From the Display Mode menu, select Edit.

7. Each control on the page is now displayed with a downward arrow in its title bar, which contains the verbs drop-down menu.

8. Click the arrow to display the verbs menu on the tree view control. Click the Edit verb.

9. The EditorZone control appears, displaying the EditorPart controls you added.

10. In the Appearance section of the edit control, change the Title to Tree view control, use the Chrome Type drop-down list to select Title Only, and then click Apply. The following screen shot shows the page in edit mode.

11. Click the Display Mode menu, and select Browse to return to browse mode.

12. The control now has an updated title and no border, as shown in the following screen shot.

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