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How to View Documents

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How to View Documents

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How to View Documents

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 == How to View Documents ==
-* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]
-o view a document, your PC must include the program with which the document was created (such as Microsoft Word) or a file viewer for files of that format (such as Adobe Reader for Adobe Acrobat files).
+To view a document, your PC must include the program with which the document was created (such as Microsoft Word) or a file viewer for files of that format (such as Adobe Reader for Adobe Acrobat files).
 . Click on the disk icon located next to the document name.
 . Your computer’s normal procedure for downloading files from the Internet will begin. Once the file has been downloaded to your PC, it may be viewed or used in the same manner as other files on your PC.
 Note: As an alternative, you may view detail information about a document prior to downloading it. Click on the document icon instead of the disk. A screen will appear showing information about the document. If desired, click on the “Download” button to download the document to your PC.
 == How to Add a Document Folder ==

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 == How to View Documents ==
 * [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]
-After using the '''Documents''' module '''Home''' section folder tree to navigate to the folder containing the document to be viewed, click on disk icon next to the document name. Your computer’s normal procedure for downloading files from the Internet will begin.
+o view a document, your PC must include the program with which the document was created (such as Microsoft Word) or a file viewer for files of that format (such as Adobe Reader for Adobe Acrobat files).
 == How to Add a Document Folder ==

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 == How to View Documents ==
 * [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]
-After using the Documents Module Activity Panel to navigate to the folder containing the document to be viewed, click on disk icon next to the document name. Your computer’s normal procedure for downloading files from the Internet will begin.
+After using the '''Documents''' module '''Home''' section folder tree to navigate to the folder containing the document to be viewed, click on disk icon next to the document name. Your computer’s normal procedure for downloading files from the Internet will begin.
 == How to Add a Document Folder ==

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		+	The '''Documents''' module represents a library of company related documents. Documents are grouped in folders which may be nested creating a tree of folders similar to the folder tree found on a typical PC hard drive. Each On Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents. Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.
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−	The Documents module represents a library of company related documents. Documents are grouped in folders which may be nested creating a tree of folders similar to the folder tree found on a typical PC hard drive
−	~~Each On-Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents. Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.~~

−	~~Learn more about Documents:~~
	== How to View Documents ==		== How to View Documents ==
	* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]		* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]

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 Each On-Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents.  Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.
-Learn more about Documents:
+* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoDeleteaDocument How to Delete a Document]
-* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]
+Place a checkmark beside one or more documents. Then click on the “Delete” button to delete them.

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	The Documents module represents a library of company related documents. Documents are grouped in folders which may be nested creating a tree of folders similar to the folder tree found on a typical PC hard drive		The Documents module represents a library of company related documents. Documents are grouped in folders which may be nested creating a tree of folders similar to the folder tree found on a typical PC hard drive
	Each On-Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents. Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.		Each On-Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents. Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.
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−		+	Learn more about Documents:
	* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]		* [http://staging1.commenceonline.com/mediawiki/index.php/Documents/HowtoViewDocuments How to View Documents]

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	The Documents module represents a library of company related documents. Documents are grouped in folders which may be nested creating a tree of folders similar to the folder tree found on a typical PC hard drive		The Documents module represents a library of company related documents. Documents are grouped in folders which may be nested creating a tree of folders similar to the folder tree found on a typical PC hard drive
	Each On-Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents. Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.		Each On-Demand user within your organization will have their own folder for retaining documents. Other folders (and nested folders) may be created as desired.
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