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4. Click OK.
5. Enter a title for the new binder, then click OK.
Deleting a binder
If you have the proper user access, you can delete binders that do not
contain any documents. You can delete binders from any file cabinet
replica, but in order to prevent replication conflicts, you must first check
out a binder before you delete it from a non-master replica. You do not
need to check out binders to delete them from the master replica.
Note If you are working in a non-master file cabinet, the binder can be
deleted only from the file cabinet from which you requested the check-out.
The binder will be deleted from all replicas of this file cabinet when
replication occurs.
Procedure
To delete a binder, perform the following steps:
1. From the Domino.Doc library, open the file cabinet that contains the
binder you want to delete.
2. Select the binder, or binders, you want to delete.
3. Click Delete.
4. When asked if you are sure that you want to delete the binder
permanently from the file cabinet, Click OK.
If the binder contains any documents, you will receive a message
informing you that the binder cannot be deleted unless it is empty.
Working with a Document from Notes
When working with Domino.Doc in Notes you can work with document
directly, or through its profile, obtaining access to it from the table of
contents of the binder. The view of the table of contents, and the way you
perform actions on them, is determined by the binder Table of Contents
option specified for the file cabinet. Follow the instructions according to the
binder type in use in the current file cabinet:
• Document actions - BinderTOC ActiveX control
• Document actions - Notes folders
When you open a document, a graphical representation of the storage
system hierarchy displays at the top of your workspace so that you always
know where you are. You can return to the binder, the file cabinet, or the
library by clicking on the appropriate icon as long as you are not in the
process of creating, editing, or saving any information.
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