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Currently the article states that you can edit the information on the General page of an existing catalog, but that's not correct.
Added a suggestion of rewording regarding editing an existing subscription.
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@@ -189,13 +189,17 @@ You can edit and existing subscription by selecting **Properties** from the ribb
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> Some options are only available for v3 third-party update catalogs, which support categories for updates. These options are disabled for catalogs that aren't published in the v3 format.<!--4469002-->
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1. In the **Third-Party Software Update Catalogs** node, right-click on the catalog and select **Properties** or select **Properties** from the ribbon.
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1. You can update the following information from the **General tab**:
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-**Download URL** (not editable): The HTTPS address of the custom catalog.
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1. You can view the following information from the **General tab**, but not edit the information.:
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you need to change any of the information here, you have to add a new custom catalog.
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> Provided the download URL is unchanged, the existing catalog must be removed before one with the same download URL can be added.
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-**Download URL**: The HTTPS address of the custom catalog.
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-**Publisher**: The name of the organization that publishes the catalog.
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-**Name**: The name of the catalog to display in the Configuration Manager Console.
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-**Description**: A description of the catalog.
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-**Support URL** (optional): A valid HTTPS address of a website to get help with the catalog.
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-**Support Contact** (optional): Contact information to get help with the catalog.
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-**Support URL**: A valid HTTPS address of a website to get help with the catalog.
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-**Support Contact**: Contact information to get help with the catalog.
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1. Choose your options on the **Select Categories** tab.
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-**Synchronize all update categories** (default)
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- Synchronizes all updates in the third-party update catalog into Configuration Manager.
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