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14. Select the query you want to delete, and click OK.
The query information appears in the search form.
15. Click Delete.
Working with a Binder from a Browser
When you open a file cabinet from the library, you see all the binders
contained in the file cabinet. Depending on your access rights, you may
perform these activities:
• Open a binder and view the binder profile, security, or a report of
binder activity
• Check out a binder to edit the profile or security
• Check in a binder
• Create a binder
• Change a binder’s profile
• Change a binder’s security
• Delete a binder
• Add a binder to your list of favorites
• Sort binders by title, author, type, or custom view
When you open a binder you see a list of the documents contained in the
binder.
Note Binder actions are available based on your role and access level; only
Administrators can perform all of these actions. All users, however, can add
a binder to their favorites list, or change the sort order of the view.
Checked-out binder actions
When a binder has been checked out, its status changes to Read Only. Users
can access it for viewing, but only the user who has checked it out can edit
or delete it. When you check out a binder, a working copy is created so that
you can edit the binder profile or security information. Actions on the
checked-out binder are available only to the user who checked out the
binder. An Administrator, however, can check in any checked-out binder.
A lock appears beside a checked-out binder when viewed from the file
cabinet table of contents.
When you access the binder pull-down menu, you will see that Working
Copy is checked if the binder is checked out.
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