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

If your document is in one of these lists, open it from the list.
Searching for a document to open
When working in your ODMA-supported application, Domino.Doc allows
you to perform a search on a single word or multiple words to help you
locate the documents you have access to. You can search either the entire
library, or a single file cabinet.
Procedure
To perform a search of the library from within your ODMA-supported
application, perform the following steps:
1. Choose File - Open.
The Domino.Doc Open dialog box displays the name of the library you
accessed last. Choose a different library if necessary from the pull-down
arrow, or enter a new name.
2. Click the Reload button.
3. If you are prompted for your User Name and/or Password, enter that
information and click OK.
4. Click the Search tab if you want to search the entire library.
5. Open the file room and file cabinet you want to search, if you want to
search only a single file cabinet, and then click the Search tab.
6. In the Search for box, enter a word or words to search for (the
document name, for example).
7. (Optional) Choose a specific file type to search for.
8. Click Search.
The results of the search displays as a list of the found documents. Doubleclick
on a document to open it.
Opening documents from within an ODMA-supported application
You can open a Domino.Doc document for viewing or editing from within
an ODMA-supported application that is enabled in the Desktop Enabler
Settings.
The document displays for editing if you have clicked the Check out
document option, or for viewing only if you do not have the document
checked out. A message will tell you if you do not have access to the
document, or if it is not available.
If the document has been archived, a request for retrieval will be sent to the
server and the document will display when the request is processed.
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