Grass Valley iTX System v.2.6 - Manual (Page 281)

Using iTX Desktop layouts for system administration
You can edit the access path and you can add details for other ways of accessing the file store
(e.g. by using the HTTP protocol).
You can use the Store Manager to delete a file store from iTX. When you do this, you remove all
asset location references to the deleted file store.
Store manager can also be used to delete entire stores, but the delete button will be greyed
out for a store if there is media registered with iTX still existing on that store.
Delete installation zip files
After an automatic upgrade of iTX, the installation Zip file stays in the Media folder on the main
file store. The Installer Manager displays a list of such files and enables you to delete them.
1.
Select an installation Zip file in the Installer Manager. You may select multiple files by
pressing the Shift or Control key.
2. Click .
The Category Manager requests you to confirm you want it to delete the file.
3. Click OK.
The Category Manager deletes the file.
Untag all assets from a category
You can untag all assets from a category in the Category Manager. You need to do this before
you can delete the category.
1.
Select a category in the Categories pane.
The Assets pane displays a list of assets tagged with the category.
2. Click .
The Category Manager requests you to confirm you want it to perform the untagging.
3. Click OK.
The Category Manager untags the category from all assets; it removes the assets from the
Assets pane.
Delete a category
In the Category Manager, you can delete a category when no assets are tagged with it.
1.
Select a category in the Categories pane.
2. Click .
The Naming Rule Configuration pop-up layout
The Naming Rule Configuration pop-up layout contains one component, the Naming Rule
Administrator:
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