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| * The **Display Title** option provides a way to suppress the display of the column name in the report. When the checkbox is selected (the default) the column header is displayed. If the checkbox is cleared the column header is not displayed. | * The **Display Title** option provides a way to suppress the display of the column name in the report. When the checkbox is selected (the default) the column header is displayed. If the checkbox is cleared the column header is not displayed. | ||
| * **Data Type** shows the data type of the column. This is the same information as shown in parentheses in the “Field Name.” It is provided for information only and cannot be changed. | * **Data Type** shows the data type of the column. This is the same information as shown in parentheses in the “Field Name.” It is provided for information only and cannot be changed. | ||
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| * The **Display Order** column indicates the sequence in which columns are displayed and can be used to change the display order. See the // | * The **Display Order** column indicates the sequence in which columns are displayed and can be used to change the display order. See the // | ||
| * Numeric values can be used to present **KPIs** (Key Performance Indicators) markers. See the // | * Numeric values can be used to present **KPIs** (Key Performance Indicators) markers. See the // | ||
| - | ====== Supplemental Field Controls | + | ====Supplemental Field Controls===== |
| **Supplemental field controls** are exposed by clicking the {{ : | **Supplemental field controls** are exposed by clicking the {{ : | ||
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| Also, keep in mind that any user that has access to the report can download any file listed in the report. If certain files should be available to certain group(s) of users, different reports may be needed. | Also, keep in mind that any user that has access to the report can download any file listed in the report. If certain files should be available to certain group(s) of users, different reports may be needed. | ||
| - | **Calculated Fields** | + | ===MIME Types (Technical Topic)=== |
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| + | Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (**MIME**) types identify the types of content that can be served to a browser or a mail client from a Web server. Since Versago is a browser-based application, | ||
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| + | The most common file types (PDF, XLXS, TXT, DOCX, etc.) are already defined in IIS (the Windows web server). The general process to add/ | ||
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| + | One MIME type that is not defined by default is for Outlook email messages. These files have the extension **.msg**. Specific steps to add this MIME type are found here: http:// | ||
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| + | ====Calculated Fields==== | ||
| It is possible to calculate values at the time a report is executed and present them as a new column. This is done using the [**Add Calculated**] and [**Update Calculated**] buttons on the “Field Display Details” page. | It is possible to calculate values at the time a report is executed and present them as a new column. This is done using the [**Add Calculated**] and [**Update Calculated**] buttons on the “Field Display Details” page. | ||