Chapter 7 Working with Domino.Doc from a Browser - Lotus ...

7. Expand the file room, the file cabinet, and binder category and select a
binder for the document.
8. Enter a title for the document.
Tip If you want to use the default Profile and Security information for
this document, skip to step 11.
9. (Optional) Click the Profile tab and do the following:
• Select a different Document Type if necessary. The fields that have
been defined for the document type display.
• Enter the field attribute values for this document.
Tip Select - No Type - if you do not require field attributes for this
document.
10. (Optional) Click the Security tab and change the Permission Settings
and Levels for this document if necessary.
11. Click Save when you have completed all of the location, profile, and
security information for this document.
12. Choose File - Close when you are finished working in your application.
The Domino.Doc Check In dialog box displays.
13. Make sure “Check In?” is set to Yes.
14. Select a check-in option:
• Choose Version if you want to check in the document as a version.
• Choose Draft if you want to check in the document as a draft.
This option will not be available if the Version option “Disable
drafts” is selected on the document type form.
• Choose Discard changes to cancel the check-in process.
15. (Optional) Enter a comment if you’d like.
16. Click OK.
Adding existing documents to Domino.Doc
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You can save existing files into the Domino.Doc library by using the
Domino.Doc Desktop Enabler. You can give Desktop Enabler the path to
the document, or use drag-and-drop, to designate the file to be added.
You should first create a Domino.Doc Desktop Enabler shortcut on your
desktop.
Tip You can also add an existing document from your ODMA-supported
application by selecting File- Save As and using the procedure for saving
new documents.