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Chapter 19: Working with Documents in SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong> 549<br />

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Figure 19-14 Content Approval: Approve/RejectItems view<br />

To approve or reject a document<br />

To complete the following steps, you must be a member of the Administrator<br />

site group or a member of a site group with the Manage Lists right:<br />

1. On the page displaying the list or library for which you want to approve or<br />

reject items, click Approve/reject Items.<br />

2. Point to the item you want to approve or reject, click the down arrow on the<br />

menu that appears, <strong>and</strong> then click Approve/reject.<br />

3. Click either Approve, Rejected, or Pending.<br />

4. Type a comment (optional) explaining why you approved the item, rejected<br />

the item, or left the item pending.<br />

5. Click OK.<br />

Folders created in a document library, where content approval is enabled, will<br />

not be visible to all users until the folders are approved. Folders act, as far as content<br />

approval is concerned, in a similar fashion to documents that are added to a document<br />

library. For example, rejecting a folder does not delete it or prevent users from<br />

viewing it.<br />

Approval Routing in a Backward-Compatible Document Library<br />

In backward-compatible document libraries, you can use an approval process as a<br />

method of reviewing <strong>and</strong> approving documents in enhanced folders before publishing<br />

them on the portal site. After you approve a document, a public version is automatically<br />

created. Users who are assigned as readers on the folder containing the

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