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About Checking in a Binder<br />

About Binder Security<br />

A checked-out binder remains locked and unavailable to others until it is<br />

checked back in. If you are working in the master file cabinet, checking a<br />

binder in is straightforward.<br />

If you are not working in the master file cabinet, before checking in a binder,<br />

you must:<br />

• Receive a check-out lock <strong>from</strong> the master file cabinet.<br />

• Check the binder back in <strong>from</strong> the same server <strong>from</strong> which you requested<br />

the check-out.<br />

• Resolve any check-out conflicts.<br />

Binders must be checked in on the same server <strong>from</strong> which they were<br />

checked out.<br />

Every binder has a user group that defines who can access it and what tasks<br />

users can perform. The binder user group defines the following users:<br />

Readers — can view the binder; they cannot change binder properties,<br />

or add documents to the binder, or remove them <strong>from</strong> the binder.<br />

Editors — can view and edit binder properties and profile information;<br />

they can add documents to the binder.<br />

Managers — can modify the binder’s security, delete the binder, move<br />

documents to a different binder, and edit all documents in the binder.<br />

The creator of a binder is its manager.<br />

Binder security defaults <strong>from</strong> the file cabinet level. All File Cabinet Readers<br />

and Editors are automatically given access to the binders contained in the<br />

file cabinet. Any user can view a binder’s security settings <strong>from</strong> any of the<br />

<strong>Domino</strong>.<strong>Doc</strong> user interfaces.<br />

You can set binder security when creating a new binder, or let it default to<br />

the file cabinet user list. The binder user group is limited to the file cabinet<br />

user group, but the binder Manager (creator) can change the access, limiting<br />

access by removing users <strong>from</strong> the binder list, or reducing certain users<br />

level of access to the binder.<br />

You can change binder security settings only if you have Manager access to<br />

the binder and have it checked out. Thus, you can change binder security<br />

only <strong>from</strong> the Notes client, or the browser, interface. However, if binder<br />

security has been turned off for the file cabinet, the list of binder readers<br />

and editors cannot be changed. You cannot add any users not already in the<br />

<strong>Chapter</strong> 4: <strong>Working</strong> <strong>with</strong> Binders 41

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