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Activating the Enterprise Server license for the first time Choose the activation method: Online activation Step 1. Log in to Enterprise server. Since no licenses are activated yet, the License St...

The settings for an Issue that can be set in Enterprise Server vary per type of Issue: Settings for Drupal Info: This feature is not available in Enterprise Server 10.6.0 or higher. Name. Name o...

The following list shows the default file formats that are supported by Enterprise 10. Files of these types can be uploaded or saved to Enterprise (using Content Station or Smart Connection) and op...

The File Store folder is the folder in which Enterprise stores the files that users work on. The following option controls the number of objects stored within one folder of the File Store:...

Working days and non-working days When deadlines are calculated, any non-working days of the week should be excluded (such as Saturdays and Sundays). Note: Any day that is not d...

Note: A Brand/Issue combination needs to have at least one Category set up. If no Category is available, reporting will give unexpected results and the deadline functionality will not work properly...

In the Enterprise structure, a Brand represents the publication such as the Times, National Geographic, Yamaha, and so on. Multiple Brands can be set up within Enterprise Server. Each Brand is furt...

Access Rights are individual rules that together form an Access Profile. They are used for allowing or denying users from doing the following: Using speci...

When a user publishes a post to WordPress from Content Station, Enterprise Server will try to use the name of this user as the WordPress author. For this to work, the following requirements need to...

By default, the URL that a user enters in the Publish Form is validated by Enterprise Server in the following ways: The entered text is checked to see if it is in a valid UR...