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Domino.Doc 3.5 User's Guide - Lotus documentation - Lotus software

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If the file cabinet uses Notes folders to display binder contents, do the<br />

following:<br />

• To display the document profile, click the document title.<br />

• To view the document and any related attachments, click the document<br />

title (to launch the profile), and then choose View from the <strong>Doc</strong>ument<br />

menu.<br />

If the file cabinet uses the BinderTOC ActiveX control to display binder<br />

contents, do the following:<br />

• To display the document profile, click the Info icon next to the<br />

document title.<br />

• To view the document and any related attachments, click the document<br />

title.<br />

Accessing a document from a list<br />

When displaying the contents of a list such as Recently Edited or Favorites,<br />

you can view a document or its profile as follows:<br />

• When working with a document list such as Recently Edited or<br />

Favorites, you can click the Info icon next to the document title to<br />

launch the document profile, getting access to the Security, Revision<br />

History, and Activity Log.<br />

• When you click on a document title, you launch any attachments<br />

related to the document for viewing in read-only mode.<br />

<strong>Doc</strong>ument actions<br />

If you have the required access, you can also:<br />

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• copy or move the document to a different binder<br />

• delete the document<br />

• check the document out and edit the content, the profile, and the<br />

security information<br />

• forward the document — its URL or contents (or both, if you are using<br />

a Web browser) — to another user by e-mail<br />

• create or continue a discussion forum around the document<br />

• see who is online, with access to the document (requires Sametime<br />

integration enablement), to discuss the document<br />

You can check an edited document back in and, based on document type,<br />

you can set up, submit, complete, and cancel review and approval cycles.<br />

You can create a bookmark to link the document to different binders for<br />

easy access.

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