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 ==Trial Runs - Example Reports==
-Trial Runs are provisioning runs that test what will happen with the current settings without actually making any changes, providing a safe environment to test new settings. Trial Runs can be considered to act in the manner of a dry run or rehearsal before the main production run. You want to be careful when running Trial Runs as running a Production Run with settings intended for a trial could result in Users being unintentionally changed, deleted or moved.
+Trial Runs are provisioning runs that test what will happen with the current settings without actually making any changes, providing a safe environment to test new settings. Trial Runs can be considered to act in the manner of a dry run or rehearsal before the main production run.
 [[Image:examplereport.png|1500px]]

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		+	==Trial Runs - Example Reports==
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	Trial Runs are provisioning runs that test what will happen with the current settings without actually making any changes, providing a safe environment to test new settings. Trial Runs can be considered to act in the manner of a dry run or rehearsal before the main production run. You want to be careful when running Trial Runs as running a Production Run with settings intended for a trial could result in Users being unintentionally changed, deleted or moved.		Trial Runs are provisioning runs that test what will happen with the current settings without actually making any changes, providing a safe environment to test new settings. Trial Runs can be considered to act in the manner of a dry run or rehearsal before the main production run. You want to be careful when running Trial Runs as running a Production Run with settings intended for a trial could result in Users being unintentionally changed, deleted or moved.

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 Trial Runs are provisioning runs that test what will happen with the current settings without actually making any changes, providing a safe environment to test new settings. Trial Runs can be considered to act in the manner of a dry run or rehearsal before the main production run. You want to be careful when running Trial Runs as running a Production Run with settings intended for a trial could result in Users being unintentionally changed, deleted or moved.
-[[Image:examplereport.png]]
+[[Image:examplereport.png|1500px]]
 Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row. The Run Now button will be replaced with Ready, or Running, if the process is already running or due to run.

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 Trial Runs are provisioning runs that test what will happen with the current settings without actually making any changes, providing a safe environment to test new settings. Trial Runs can be considered to act in the manner of a dry run or rehearsal before the main production run. You want to be careful when running Trial Runs as running a Production Run with settings intended for a trial could result in Users being unintentionally changed, deleted or moved.
-[[Image:examplereport.png|1000px]]
+[[Image:examplereport.png]]
 Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row. The Run Now button will be replaced with Ready, or Running, if the process is already running or due to run.

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−	Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row.	+	Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row. The Run Now button will be replaced with Ready, or Running, if the process is already running or due to run.

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 *The different Modes are covered below.
-*The Reporting address is the address you want sending the report and the Report Destination is where you want the report to be sent.
+*The Report Destination is the email address(es) you want to send the report to, each seperated by a comma. e.g. admin@adminemail.com, admin2@adminemail.com
 ==Modes==

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 [[Image:examplereport.png|1000px]]
-Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row. The different Modes are covered below.
+Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row.
 When you press Run Now you'll reach a page with the following options, change the mode with the dropdown box next to Mode.
 [[Image:examplereport1.png|1000px]]
 ==Modes==

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	Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row. The different Modes are covered below.		Here is an the example profile, to run the report press the Run Now button along the Next Provisioning Sync row. The different Modes are covered below.
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	The Reporting address is the address you want sending the report and the Report Destination is where you want the report to be sent.		The Reporting address is the address you want sending the report and the Report Destination is where you want the report to be sent.

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		+	==Modes==

	;Reporting Only : Reporting Only is a Trial run that will just run the test with the current settings and provide a report on what happened		;Reporting Only : Reporting Only is a Trial run that will just run the test with the current settings and provide a report on what happened