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

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4. Turn off the default list check box for the permission level you want to<br />

change.<br />

For example, to change the list of users who can edit the document,<br />

turn off “All binder editors and above.”<br />

5. Click Add/Remove.<br />

6. To add groups or individuals to the access list, do the following:<br />

• To include an entire group, select the group from the drop-down<br />

box, and then click Add Group.<br />

• To include only some members of a group, select the group from the<br />

drop-down box, select the individual members you want in the<br />

“Selection list” box, and then click Add.<br />

• To include an individual user, select the user in the “Selection list”<br />

box, and then click Add.<br />

7. To remove groups or individuals from the access list, select the names<br />

in the “Selected” box, and then click Remove.<br />

8. Click OK.<br />

9. Click Save to save your changes.<br />

10. Choose <strong>Doc</strong>ument - Check In to check the document back in.<br />

11. From the Check In As dialog box, select a check-in option.<br />

Note For more information, see “About checking in a document” in<br />

Chapter 5, “Working with <strong>Doc</strong>uments.”<br />

12. (Optional) Enter a comment or a description of your changes.<br />

13. Click Save.<br />

Checking in a document from a browser<br />

146 <strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> <strong>3.5</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

If you checked out a document and closed it without checking it back in, it<br />

remains locked and unavailable to others, except for viewing, until you<br />

check it in.<br />

Note In order to check in a document from a non-master file cabinet, you<br />

must have received a check-out lock from the master file cabinet; you must<br />

check the document back in from the same non-master file cabinet from<br />

which you requested the check-out; and, you must resolve any check-out<br />

conflicts.<br />

For more information about checking in a document, see Chapter 5,<br />

“Working with <strong>Doc</strong>uments.”

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