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If the document is in a review or approval cycle, the new copy will not be in<br />

the review or approval cycle and review copies and comments will not be<br />

copied.<br />

The document security for the new copy will be based on the security of the<br />

new binder or file cabinet.<br />

If the document type subform contains fields <strong>with</strong> computed values that are<br />

dependent on the file cabinet and/or binder that the original document is in,<br />

these will not be recalculated automatically when the document is copied.<br />

You’ll need to check out the document and make any required profile field<br />

changes.<br />

Procedure<br />

To copy a document to a different binder, perform the following steps.<br />

1. Open the file cabinet and binder that contains the document you want<br />

to copy.<br />

2. Double-click the document you want to copy.<br />

3. From the Actions menu, choose Copy to File Cabinet.<br />

The Copy to Binder dialog box displays.<br />

4. Indicate whether you want to copy only the latest version or all<br />

versions of the document.<br />

Note For each version copied, all drafts based on that version will also<br />

5.<br />

be copied.<br />

Choose the file cabinet that contains the binder you want to copy the<br />

document into.<br />

6. Accept the default or select a different binder for the document.<br />

7. Click OK.<br />

Bookmarking a document<br />

106 <strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> User Guide<br />

You can create a link to a document, called a bookmark, and place it in one<br />

or more other binders.<br />

Procedure<br />

To create a document bookmark, perform the following steps:<br />

1. Open the file cabinet and binder that contains the document you want<br />

to link to.<br />

2. Access the document profile of the current draft or version of the<br />

document you want to link to.

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