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

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4. When asked if you are sure that you want to delete the binder<br />

permanently from the file cabinet, Click OK.<br />

If the binder contains any documents, you will receive a message<br />

informing you that the binder cannot be deleted unless it is empty.<br />

Working with a document from Notes<br />

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

When working with <strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> in Notes you can work with a document<br />

directly, or through its profile, obtaining access to it from the table of<br />

contents of the binder. The view of the table of contents, and the way you<br />

perform actions on them, is determined by the binder Table of Contents<br />

option specified for the file cabinet. Follow the instructions according to the<br />

binder type in use in the current file cabinet:<br />

• <strong>Doc</strong>ument actions - BinderTOC ActiveX control<br />

• <strong>Doc</strong>ument actions - Notes folders<br />

When you open a document, a graphical representation of the storage<br />

system hierarchy displays at the top of your workspace so that you always<br />

know where you are. You can return to the binder, the file cabinet, or the<br />

library by clicking on the appropriate icon as long as you are not in the<br />

process of creating, editing, or saving any information.<br />

If you click on a working copy and multiple working copies exist, you will<br />

be given more information about each copy and asked to select the one you<br />

want.<br />

The icon for a document varies, depending on whether it is locked (checked<br />

out) or provisionally locked (a check-out request has been sent to the master<br />

file cabinet).<br />

The icon for a checked-out document has a lock, and the working copy has<br />

a pencil. If there are multiple working copies, the icon shows two<br />

documents and the text beside the icon states that “Multiple Work-In<br />

Progress documents exist.”<br />

The icon for a provisionally locked document has a lock and a question<br />

mark, and the icon for the working copy has a pencil and a question mark.<br />

Note <strong>Doc</strong>ument actions are available based on your role and access level.<br />

You may not see, or be able to use, all the options described here.<br />

<strong>Doc</strong>ument tabs<br />

When you access the document profile, you see three or more tabbed<br />

folders.

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