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

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

• Editing a document<br />

• Finding a previously accessed document<br />

The next section explains how to use the Attache Case.<br />

For more information about the use of documents in <strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong>, see<br />

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

Adding a document to a binder<br />

To add a document that exists in your file system to a binder, you can use<br />

either of two methods:<br />

• Use Windows Explorer to find it, and drag it to the binder icon of the<br />

binder you want to put it in.<br />

• Use the New <strong>Doc</strong>ument option from the context menu.<br />

To use the New <strong>Doc</strong>ument option:<br />

1. Right-click on the binder, choose New <strong>Doc</strong>ument, and select the<br />

document either by browsing the Add <strong>Doc</strong>ument box, or by entering its<br />

path name.<br />

Note The file name should not include any of the following characters:<br />

2.<br />

\ / : * ? “ < > |<br />

Click Open.<br />

The Check In dialog box displays.<br />

3. Enter a Title for the document in the title field.<br />

4. (Optional) Select Properties to set or change property and/or security<br />

settings.<br />

5. (Optional) Add comments.<br />

6. Select a Check-in option.<br />

7. Click OK.<br />

Options for working with documents in a binder<br />

When you right-click on a document in the left pane of the Windows<br />

Explorer, the commands that appear on the pop-up menu change depending<br />

on the document’s current state. The list may include any of the<br />

commands described below.

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