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5. Enter a description for the document.
6. Click Attach File.
The Create Attachments dialog box displays.
7. Do one of the following:
• Select the file’s drive and directory and then select the file.
• Enter the path and file name in the File name box.
8. Click Create.
The file attachment appears in the Document Content field.
9. Select a document type from the drop-down list. The field attributes
that have been defined for this document display.
Tip Select - No Type - if you do not require field attributes for this
document.
10. Enter the attribute values for this document.
11. Examine the default access, and change the access for this document if
necessary.
12. Click Save.
13. Choose an option from the Check-in options display
Note For more information see About Checking in a Document in
Chapter 5.
14. (Optional) Enter a comment.
15. Click OK to check in the document.
Importing files in Notes
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If you are just getting started with Domino.Doc, you probably have many
documents you’d like to capture. The File Import feature, available through
Notes, allows you to import a group of documents at one time; for example, an
entire directory. Depending on the number of documents and their content,
the import can take several minutes, so you will want to plan accordingly.
Procedure
To capture documents this way, perform the following steps:
1. From the Domino.Doc library, open the file cabinet for the documents.
Note If necessary, you can create a new binder for the document you
are uploading.
2. Click Import Files on the action bar.
The Domino.Doc File Import Utility form displays.