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Hello:<br />
When I look at the &quot;server&quot;/Reports/Pages/Fol<wbr />der.aspx I see a few reports with a green &quot;!NEW&quot; next to them.<br />
1- how long will it stay there?<br />
2- is it only for &quot;new&quot; reports, or also for modified/updated reports as well?<br />
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Thanks.
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Hello:
When I look at the "server"/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx I see a few reports with a green "!NEW" next to them.
1- how long will it stay there?
2- is it only for "new" reports, or also for modified/updated reports as well?

Thanks.

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