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Many of the SFVRA-CFG menus share common menu buttons. This section provides a brief
description of the following common buttons:
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Add
Click on Add then follow onscreen instructions for adding the item. In some instances, you
must complete the information on the initial menu screen, then click on Add before you will be
able to enter information on any of the other related screens.
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Select
To display more information for a line item (i.e., a particular connection), highlight the item
you would like to select, then click on Select. To get the same results, you may also double click
on the line item.
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Duplicate
This menu option is only available for the Product Code menu and the Site Templates menu. This
option allows you to duplicate an existing item, then make changes to the duplicate. For
example, if you need two site templates that are very similar, you can completely configure one
template, then duplicate the template and make the necessary changes for the second template.
This is much more efficient than completely configuring both templates.
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Delete
To delete a specific item, highlight the item, then click on Delete. Note that if you try to delete
an item that is used elsewhere, you will see an error message. For example, if you try to delete
a site that is part of a connection group, you will see an error message. You would need to first
delete the site from the connection group, then you could delete the site.
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Refresh
When the SFVRA-CFG displays information in windows, the information shown is a
"snapshot." It is possible for changes to be made in one window of the SFVRA-CFG application
which cause information displayed in another window to become out-of-date. To update open
window snapshots, click on Refresh. The refresh option is available on all of the main SFVRA-
CFG menus.
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Close
Allows you to close the menu you are currently using. You will be alerted if there is required
information that you have not yet entered.
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The system messages you see while using the SFVRA-CFG come from three sources: they are either
generated by the SFVRA-CFG application, MS SQL Server, or MS Access.
The SFVRA-CFG's messages are usually self-explanatory, for example, if you try to download an
update that you have not yet generated, you will see a message telling you just that.
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