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

Copying a document to another binder (<strong>from</strong> Notes or Windows<br />

Explorer)<br />

• You can copy a document to another binder <strong>with</strong>in the same file cabinet<br />

or to a binder <strong>with</strong>in a different file cabinet.<br />

• You must have access to the new binder and file cabinet.<br />

• You must have Editor access to the document.<br />

• You must have Editor access to the current binder and/or file cabinet as<br />

well as the one you want to copy the document to.<br />

• The destination binder and file cabinet must allow the type of<br />

document being copied.<br />

• If the binder you want to copy is checked out, the new copy will not be<br />

checked out.<br />

• If the document is in a review or approval cycle, the new copy will not<br />

be in the review or approval cycle; review copies and comments will<br />

not be copied.<br />

• The document security for the new copy will be based on the security of<br />

the new binder.<br />

• If the document type subform contains fields <strong>with</strong> computed values<br />

that are dependent on the original file cabinet and/or binder these<br />

values will not be recalculated automatically when the document is<br />

copied. You must check out the document and make any required<br />

profile field changes before copying it.<br />

Bookmarking a document (<strong>from</strong> Notes or browser)<br />

• A bookmark is a pointer, or link, to an existing document.<br />

• You can place a bookmark for an existing document in as many binders<br />

as you’d like <strong>with</strong>in the same file cabinet.<br />

• When you click on a bookmark, you open the original document,<br />

providing it has not been deleted or the document access has not been<br />

changed.<br />

• A periodic background agent, “Refresh Bookmarks” ensures that if the<br />

original document changes, the bookmark will get updated.

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