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Updated Introduction (markdown)

Joseph Adams committed 2014-03-31 14:44:55 -0400 commit a5d09268f6d35b081f98fddfd3ec8b242c41e513

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           * **Rights:** Choose what level of access the users in the selected role can have with the report.

           * **Owner:** The user who owns the report. Generally this will be the person who created the report.

           * **Drill-down key:** The field that this report will use to filter data if another report attempts to access it as a sub-report.

          -* **Schedule:** Please see our documentation about the [Izenda Scheduler]() for more information about these fields.

          +* **Schedule:** Please see our documentation about the [Izenda Scheduler](http://wiki.izenda.us/How-do-I-use-the-Izenda-Reports-report-email-scheduler) for more information about these fields.

           * *Hint: You can grab the first result of a field using [FieldName] and Izenda Reports will display the associated data! You can use this to make reports customized to individuals by putting these types of entities into the title and description fields.

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135	135	* Rights: Choose what level of access the users in the selected role can have with the report.
136	136	* Owner: The user who owns the report. Generally this will be the person who created the report.
137	137	* Drill-down key: The field that this report will use to filter data if another report attempts to access it as a sub-report.
138		-* Schedule: Please see our documentation about the [Izenda Scheduler]() for more information about these fields.
	138	+* Schedule: Please see our documentation about the [Izenda Scheduler](http://wiki.izenda.us/How-do-I-use-the-Izenda-Reports-report-email-scheduler) for more information about these fields.
139	139	* *Hint: You can grab the first result of a field using [FieldName] and Izenda Reports will display the associated data! You can use this to make reports customized to individuals by putting these types of entities into the title and description fields.
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