One of the most common problems encountered in organizations with large numbers of documents is that of version control. All too often, multiple people are all working on a document at the same time. The difficulty, of course, comes when they all try to save their changes. In that case, whoever saves their changes last "wins" and overwrites everyone else's work. | |||
infoRouter prevents this from happening by enforcing document integrity. In order to edit a document, you must first check the document out. While you have it checked out, other users will still be able to view the document, but they will not be able to edit it. Note that checking a document out is subject to document security. | |||
To check a document out, perform the following: | |||
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To check a document back in: | |||
You have checked out a document and you have made your changes. Now you are save those changes back into infoRouter. | |||
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Notice that by default, the "Send Mail to Subscribers" is checked. If you feel that you have more work to do
with this document and would not like to notify users just yet, then check the "Interim release, Do Not send mail" box. | |||
Force Check In : | |||
Force Check In is a special right that allows a user to undo a check out peformed by another
user. This action unlocks the checked out document, allowing other users
to check this document out and make changes. In order to be able to Force Check In a document, you must be the owner of the document, have Full Control rights, or be the System Administrator. | |||
To Force Check In a document: | |||
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