The Object Area
The object area shows all the properties and contents of the object that was selected in the list of the objects in the information area. If you want to show the metadata of the opened folder, click the folder name above the structure tree.
The object area is divided into the object aspects:
Shows a summary of the most important metadata and object properties of an object, such as name, editor, status, number of versions, file size, etc.
Fields with links to other objects may also be shown in the Summary aspect area, depending on the object type (see References). Click the Reference icon, for example, to access the filing location of the linked object.
If more than one version of an object exists, you can also click the underlined version number to access the version view. Here, you can compare the versions of an object with one another and restore older versions (see Object Versions).
The Metadata aspect area offers the option of editing the metadata of the selected object (see Editing Metadata), provided that:
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you have the appropriate rights;
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no other user has locked the object (see Locking Document Files);
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the selected object is not a representation of a referencing object (see References).
The editing history of the selected object is shown in the History aspect area. It displays, for instance, what changes were made to an object, at what time, and by which user. You can filter the events of the editing history, if needed. You can also access the version view via the entries (see Object Versions).
The relevant links to other objects in yuuvis® RAD are shown in the References aspect area. Click a reference entry to show the filing location of a reference object. You can also use the Search icon or the Open in hit list button to view hit lists containing the reference objects (see References).
The Content aspect area offers a content preview of the selected object with numerous functions (see Content Preview). In the content preview, you can search the object, select and copy text, and download PDF attachments. You can also undock the content preview (see Hiding and Undocking Areas).
Aspect areas can be hidden by the administrator. Similarly, the order of the aspect areas can be determined by the administrator. Additional aspect areas can also be developed and integrated as company-specific.
Depending on the context, you also have a number of actions available in the header of the object area:
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Updates the preview of the object selected in the object area. |
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Displays the favorite status of the selected object. Clicking the favorites icon allows you to add the object to your favorites or remove it from the favorites area (see Adding Objects to Favorites). |
Downloads the document file of the selected object in the original format to the local file system (see Download Document File). This is displayed only if the object selected is a document file that has content. |
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Downloads a document file for editing (see Opening and Editing a Document File). This is only displayed if:
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Opens the actions menu and, depending on the context, offers various actions for the object shown in the object area (see The Actions Menu). |
Indicates that a subscription is available for the selected object (see Creating Subscriptions and Deleting Subscriptions). | |
Indicates that a follow-up is available for the selected object (see Creating Follow-ups and Editing or Deleting Follow-ups). | |
Indicates that the selected object has been finalized (see Finalizing Objects). | |
Indicates that the selected object has been locked by you (see Locking Document Files). | |
Indicates that the selected object has been locked by another user. | |
Link document |
The Link document button indicates that the selected object is a link document (see Object Versions). |
Open original context |
The Open original context button indicates that the selected object is an object referencing the folder (see References). You can click the button to view the filing location of the selected object. |
Adjusting the Layout
You can change the layout of the areas using the Configure view areas icon (see Hiding and Undocking Areas). You can also change the arrangement of the aspect areas to your liking (see Object Aspects).