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In the tables below, “Visibility” indicates the lowest level at which the preference can be set. For example, “Site” means that only site administrators can view or set the preference. “User” means that an individual user, context administrator, organization administrator, and site administrator can view or set the preference. However, your local administrators might change the default preference visibility.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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My Documents
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Description
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The location in which downloaded files are saved on your local machine. The default location is set to your My Documents folder or is otherwise determined by your local operating system.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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Yes
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Description
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Determines whether a name for the document is automatically generated based on the filename.
The default value of this preference is Yes, indicating that the Name field is automatically updated to display the filename. If you want to enter a name manually instead, change the value of this preference to No.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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Always ask
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Description
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Determines whether you are prompted to open or save downloaded files, or whether these actions are performed automatically.
There are three options for this setting:
• Always ask whether to open or save a downloaded file
• Always save file to user-selected directory
• Always open file in application
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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Basic browser functionality
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Description
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Determines how files are downloaded from Windchill, including what preferences settings and functionalities are available to you.
• Use Windchill Desktop Integration functionality to download files
This option requires the Windchill Desktop Integration plugin.
Windchill Desktop Integration allows you to work with Windchill documents without accessing Windchill in a browser. For more information, see Windchill Desktop Integration.
◦ Automatically maps attributes for primary content files.
◦ Supports Windchill preference settings.
◦ Ability to download files with extremely long filenames.
• Use basic browser functionality to download files
The download behavior is determined by the browser you are using to run Windchill.
◦ Does not support Windchill preference settings, including Default File Path and File Download Behavior. You can set these preferences through your browser.
◦ No additional plugins are necessary.
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Visibility
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Organization
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Default
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Yes
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Description
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If you set the File Download Mechanism preference to Use Windchill Desktop Integration functionality to download files, but have not installed the DTI plugin on your local machine, then this preference controls whether you are allowed to download documents without first installing the plugin.
When set to Yes, users must download the Windchill Desktop Integration plugin before proceeding.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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No
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Description
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This preference only applies when using Windchill Desktop Integration.
When you check in a document from the Windchill menu in a Microsoft Office application, the document automatically closes once the checkin is complete. You are given the option to keep the document open instead. This preference controls whether Keep document open is selected by default.
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Visibility
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Site, Context
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Default
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No
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Description
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Determines whether the following attributes are displayed for attachments and primary content:
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Visibility
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Site
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Default
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Primary content is always optional
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Description
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Determines whether documents must include primary content.
• Primary content is always optional.
• Primary content is initially optional, but cannot be removed once it has been added.
• Primary content is always required.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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No
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Description
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This preference only applies when using Windchill Desktop Integration.
When you check in a document or create a new Windchill document from the file you are authoring, you are given the option to automatically delete the local version of that file. The file is only deleted after the upload or checkin operation is complete. This preference controls whether Send local file to Recycle Bin is selected by default.
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Visibility
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Context
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Default
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Yes
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Description
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Determines whether Upload file or Do not upload file is selected by default when a document is edited or checked in. These options appear under the Set Attributes step.
The default value of this preference is Yes, when means that the Upload file option is selected by default. This enables the Browse button and requires the user to change the selection or upload a file before continuing.
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Visibility
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Site
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Default
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Yes
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Description
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Determines whether the Check out and download checkbox is selected by default when creating a new document from a template.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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0
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Description
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If a user initiates the Upload Documents from Compressed File action on a particularly large ZIP file, it can adversely affect Windchill performance.
Use this preference to set a limit on how many documents can be uploaded at one time. An error message appears if the user attempts to upload more than the allowed value.
Set this value to 0 to allow unlimited documents.
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Visibility
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User
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Default
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Recently Accessed and Favorites
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Description
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This preference only applies to when using Windchill Desktop Integration.
Determines the default list of contexts you see when expanding the Windchill Documents node in Windows Explorer:
• Recently Accessed + Favorites
• Recently Accessed
• Favorites
• All To mark a context as your favorite, navigate to the context table in Windchill. For example, to set your favorite projects, open the Navigator and click the project icon . Click View All to open the Projects table. This table lists all projects in which you are a member or have access. Select the checkboxes next to your favorite projects and click the add to favorites icon on the table toolbar. |
Visibility
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Context
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Default
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<number>_<name>
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Description
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Specifies the filename format of new documents created using a Windchill template.
To set this preference, manually enter your preferred filename format. The following are examples of possible formats:
• <number>_<name>
• <number> -- <name>
• <templateFilename> <name> <number>
• <templateFilename> <name>
• <templateFilename> <number>
• <templateFilename> - <name> - <number>
• <name>_some_string_<number>
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Visibility
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Context
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Default
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40
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Description
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Specifies the number of characters allowed when naming new documents created using a Windchill template. The filename is truncated after the specified length is reached, and the number of characters in the filename extension is added onto the base even after the limit has been reached.
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Visibility
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Context
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Default
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Warn the user - Check unique names within same folder
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Description
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Determines how you manage duplicate filenames for documents within contexts and folders.
The following options are available:
• Do not check—Duplicate names are allowed.
• Warn the user - Check unique names within same folder—User is notified about duplicate names within same folder.
• Warn the user - Check unique names within same context—User is notified about duplicate names within same context.
• Force unique names within same context—Duplicate names are not allowed within the same contexts.
• Force unique names within same folder—Duplicate names are not allowed within the same folder.
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Visibility
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Context
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Default
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No
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Description
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Determines whether the Title attribute is displayed for documents.
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Visibility
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Organization
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Default
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Yes
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Description
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Determines whether editable attribute fields appear when checking in a document using desktop integration.
When set to Yes, the checkin window includes an additional Set Attributes step. When set to No, users are only prompted to enter an optional checkin comment.
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