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| Individual documents can be mapped onto one or more chapters of a standard/a norm.</p>For all directories and documents the name, date of the last modification, executer of the last modification and any mappings (only for documents) are shown. Different options are available for directories and documents (via a right click or a click on the three vertical dots): | | ===Mappings=== |
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| | Individual documents and links can map to one or more chapters of a standard. This can happen when you upload the document in an element that is already mapped to a standard. The document then adopts this standard mapping. You can also edit this mapping yourself here. We explain the '''standard mapping dialogue''' [[Special:MyLanguage/Standards_und_Normen#Norm-Mapping_herstellen|here]]. |
| ! colspan="2" | <b>Directories</b>
| | </p>For all directories, HITGUard displays documents and links, the name, date of the last change, the user who made the last change and any mappings (documents and links). |
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| !New directory
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| |Creates a new directory. If this is done while a directory is selected, the new one is created a level below (subfolder).
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| !Upload files
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| |Uploads files into the selected directory. This can also be done via drag & drop.
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| !Rename
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| |The name of the directory can be changed here.
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| !Move to
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| |The directory can be moved here. The possible destinations can be selected, all others are greyed out.
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| !Copy to
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| |The directory can be copied here. The possible destinations can be selected, all others are greyed out.
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| !Delete
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| |Deletes the directory. If the directory contains files and/or subfolders, those are deleted as well.
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| ! colspan="2" | <b>Documents</b>
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| !Display
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| |Opens the file in the plastic reader.
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| |The file can be renamed here. Furthermore, the file's norm-mapping can be created, edited, or deleted here.<br>Mapped documents are also displayed under [[Special:MyLanguage/Standards_und_Normen#Verknüpfte_Elemente|Administration → Standards and Norms | <u>Linked elements</u>]].
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| !Move to
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| |The file can be moved here. The possible destinations can be selected, all others are greyed out.
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| |The directory can be copied here. The possible destinations can be selected, all others are greyed out.
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| !Delete
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| !Version history
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| |Opens the file's version history.
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| !Download
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| |Downloads the file.
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| ===Version history===
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| A right click or a click on the three vertical dots next to the file name opens the version history of the document. For every upload of a file of the same name that is not to be kept separately, an entry is created in the version history. This shows the version number, the version date, the creator, and an optional comment to be written upon uploading</p>
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| !<b>Display</b>
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| |Opens the respective version of the document in the plastic reader.
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| |Downloads the respective version of the document.
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| !<b>Delete</b>
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| |Deletes the respective version of the document. If the newest version is to be deleted, an earlier version must first be restored.
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| !<b>Restore</b>
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| |Restores the respective version of the document so it will be shown in the directory. This option is deactivated for the newest version of the document.<br><u>Note</u>: The deletion of a document direclty in the directory deletes all versions.
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| [[Datei:Doku-Management_Versionsverlauf.png|left|thumb|900px|Version history]]<br clear=all>
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| [[Datei:Dokument_VersionHochladen.png|left|thumb|700px|Upload document with the same name]]<br clear=all>
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Mappings
Individual documents and links can map to one or more chapters of a standard. This can happen when you upload the document in an element that is already mapped to a standard. The document then adopts this standard mapping. You can also edit this mapping yourself here. We explain the standard mapping dialogue here.
For all directories, HITGUard displays documents and links, the name, date of the last change, the user who made the last change and any mappings (documents and links).
