Configure Vault Settings

The settings of a vault determine some of its basic functionality that applies to all documents within the vault, regardless of their document type. The entire configuration of a vault is also known as its environment.

To configure a vault's settings:

In Configurator, expand Environment in the configuration tree and select Vault Settings.

The vault's settings appear in property pages in the right pane.
Choose one or more of the following options.

There a large number of settings you can configure. Review the table below to determine which documentation is relevant to the task you want to accomplish.

Tab	Task	Article
General	Configure basic options about the vault Set initial state of documents after import Use document type security Use renditions	Configure General Vault Settings
Authentication	Configure authentication Configure e-signature authentication	Configure Authentication
Redline Layers	Create and edit redline layers used to organize user annotations	Create And Edit Redline Layers
Page Styles	Customize elements of property pages	Edit Page Styles
Assemblies	Configure rules for releasing an assembly document Configure Copy/Derive with References options	Configure the Assembly Options
Extensions	Apply custom user interface extensions to a vault	Apply Extensions To a Vault
Settings	Apply custom settings using a text editor. Create and link to a custom JavaScript module for PowerWeb.	Settings tab - Vault Settings Create a Custom JavaScript Module in PowerWeb
Enterprise Server	Configure a vault for Publisher	Configure a Vault For Publisher
AMM Settings	Define proxy tags Define relationships between documents and proxy tags Define references between documents and proxy tags	Configure the Document To Tag Relationships
AMM Configurations	Not applicable	The AMM Configurations pages is obsolete and provided for backward compatibility with legacy systems only.
AMM User Interface	Configure the columns displayed on the Tags and Where Used property pages in PowerUser	Configure Column Display