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

3. Drop down the Actions menu and then select Mark for Archive.<br />

The Mark for Archive options display.<br />

4. Specify an archiving option for the document versions:<br />

• Archive all versions.<br />

• Archive all versions except the most recent.<br />

• Archive only the selected version.<br />

5. Specify an archiving option for the document drafts:<br />

• Leave drafts alone.<br />

• Archive drafts when version is archived.<br />

• Delete drafts when version is archived.<br />

6. Click OK.<br />

Canceling an archive request<br />

If you have marked a document for archive and it has not yet been<br />

archived, you can cancel the request, if you need to.<br />

Procedure<br />

To cancel an archive request and unlock the document, perform the following<br />

steps:<br />

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

2. Open the document.<br />

3. Drop down the Actions menu and then select Unmark for Archive.<br />

This cancels the archive request.<br />

Retrieving documents <strong>from</strong> archive<br />

A document that has been archived can be retrieved <strong>from</strong> any replica, but<br />

the information itself will be restored to the master file cabinet replica.<br />

Procedure<br />

To retrieve a document <strong>from</strong> archive, perform the following steps:<br />

1. From the library, open the file cabinet and the binder that contains the<br />

proxy document (indicated by a cylinder-shaped icon).<br />

2. Select the document and click Edit.<br />

The following message displays: “The document you have requested<br />

has been archived. Would you like to issue a retrieval request?”

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