Rules for Review Package Names

Review package names must be unique in order to reside in the same output directory on the creator’s machine and coexist with other reviews on a recipient’s machine.

Caution : Installing a review package with a name identical to one previously installed causes the previously installed review package to be overwritten.

Note : Although the case of your review package name is retained, case differences alone do not make a review package name unique. For example, if you previously created “ MYREVIEW ”, creating another review package named “ MyReview ” will overwrite the “ MYREVIEW ” variant in your study output folder. Likewise, if you are the recipient of a review package, importing “ MYREVIEW ” followed by “ MyReview ” will result in “ MyReview ” being renamed as “ MyReview_2 ”.

Acceptable Characters

Review package names must start with a letter ( A - Z a - z ). After the first character, review package names can contain any of the following characters:

•	letters: A - Z a - z

•	numbers: 0 - 9

•	spaces ( blanks )

•	special: ‘ ~ ! @ # ( ) - _ + [ ] { } .

Caution : You should assume that characters not listed above are potentially problematic. Use them at your own risk.

Unacceptable Characters

The following characters have been verified as unacceptable :

•	special: $ % ^ & * = / \ | ; : ‘ “ , < > ?