Vbrick Rev Online Help v7.29
Online help provides access to the Vbrick Rev® Media Management System documentation. It has a powerful search engine so you can get answers to technical questions in seconds; it also has the complete documentation set in PDF format if you need hard-copy. Our publications team is committed to providing first-rate documentation and your feedback is important to us. If you find errors or omissions, click the e-mail icon in the upper-right corner of this window or send your feedback to documentation@vbrick.com.
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Rev Supplementary Documentation
This section contains documentation that provides further context to Rev’s Online help topics or may provide additional guidance on how to use Vbrick products in conjunction with Rev when needed.
Branding & Style Guides
Vbrick Rev Portal Form Component Style Guide PDF
Best Practices Guides & Webcast Event Runbook Reference
Vbrick Best Practices Guide PDF
Vbrick Rev Webcast Event Runbook Guide PDF
Device & Technical References
Vbrick Rev LDAP Connector Installation Guide PDF
Vbrick Rev v7.x Root User Functions Guide PDF
Vbrick Rev and DME Design Guide PDF
Encryption Key Management Introduction PDF
Online Help Conventions
Online help uses the following standards and conventions:
Arial bold is used to describe dialog boxes and menu choices, for example: Start > All Programs > Vbrick
Courier fixed-width font is used for scripts, code examples, or keyboard commands.
Courier bold fixed-width font is used for user input in scripts, code examples, or keyboard commands.
Italics are used in text to emphasize specific words or phrases.
Searching Online Help
The Rev search engine and Online help search both work similar to popular Web search engines in that using double quotes around your search will narrow it and result in more accurate results. For example, if you are searching only for one specific video, user account, event, etc., enclosing the search in double quotes avoids returns of similar terms or derived words in your search results.
Note however that sometimes it is necessary to broaden your search to include those results that may include other topics where the term is not always in the Title or as an exact term. Try broadening the search by not using double quotes if you do not find what you are looking for in your first search.
Icon and Note Box Descriptions
 | Table of Contents: Hide or view the Table of Contents. The TOC is open by default. |
 | Translate: Toggles Google translate options. This will allow you to translate the main content area of Online help into several different languages. Note that the Table of Contents is unable to be translated at this time. |
 | Search: Search Online help. Search results in Online help are heavily weighted by topic names being searched first. Also keep in mind that you may obtain different results if you use singular versus plural. |
 | Paging: Used to page forward and backward. |
 | Home: Returns to the first page of Online help. |
General Note Box: Tips or helpful information that add to a topic but that are not always required. | |
Caution: Pay special attention. Text in this box must not be overlooked. |