See Table 2.2 for an explanation of common checkin fields. Some of the fields may not appear.
Table 2.2. Checkin information
Field | Description | ||
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Save as | Sets the version number. Selecting the same version number overwrites the original file with the updated one. For more information, see Versions. | ||
Version label | Lets you label the updated version. | ||
Description | Lets you write an optional description of the file. | ||
Format | Defines the type of file. | ||
Lifecycle ID | Assigns a lifecycle to the file. | ||
Check for links to other Microsoft documents, and check in linked documents | If available, select this option to have Webtop scan the document for linked documents. If linked documents are found, they are checked in as descendants of the original document. | ||
Upload options | Determines how quickly the new content is available to other users, and whether you can use Webtop while the checkin occurs. Note: If you used drag-and-drop you are not given this option. Select one of these:
Note: If checking in multiple files using the Next button, this option appears only for the first file. The choice you make automatically applies to all remaining files. | ||
Show Options | Retain Lock | Saves the updated file to the repository but keeps the file checked out in your name. | |
Make this the current version | Makes the updated file the current version. For more information, see Versions. | ||
Keep a local copy after checkin | Retains a copy of the file on your local computer. But you no longer have the file checked out, and any changes you make to the local copy have no effect on the file in the repository. | ||
Subscribe to this file | The file is linked to your Subscriptions. | ||
Check in from file | Replaces the repository file with a file you choose. |