Creating a Document
The top-level document you create in this section will be the container for any content you create and modify. Top-level documents hold the project and document properties that will be applied for all of its nodes, including individual content items and subsegments.
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Documents are typically created in a project or subproject that was set up by your administrator.
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Key Considerations
• Each section in a document is backed its own individual item. The document root is also represented by an individual document item.
• After a document is created the name displays in the Outline panel of the Document view and represents the top level of the document.
• Documents have specific project permissions, editability rules, and reference modes associated with them. You will not be allowed access to a document if you do not have membership in a group associated with the project the document was set up to belong to. If you cannot see a document, contact your system administrator to obtain the applicable permissions.
• You may not be allowed to move content in a document that requires a change order for modification. The document must be in an Active state or you must have an open change order assigned to you to permit moving content.
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