Document list
The document list displays all documents related to your current view (workspace, workbook, search). As you make selections in the filter panel, the document list updates to reflect your selections. When you conduct an advanced search, the document list displays the documents that meet your selected criteria.
For each document, information icons display inline within the list to indicate whether it has attachments, has been collected, is on hold, and has been enriched. If associated with a weighted label, a colored circle also displays inline.
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(circles in varying colors) Is associated with a weighted label. The color reflects the color assigned to the weighted label in Connect. If more than one weighted label is associated with the document, the color for the label with the highest weight displays. |
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Includes an attachment. If the file has been collected, you can click the attachment name from within the document view panel to view the contents of the attachment. |
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Is on hold. Holds are managed at the workspace level. |
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Has been enriched. Enriched documents include identified words, phrases, or blocks of information managed by grammars and entities defined in Connect. From the data analysis tab ( |
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Is protected. Protected documents have had security rules applied, such as encryption. |
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Has been sent to a target. From the metadata tab ( |
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Metadata only has been processed, not indexed or collected. You cannot see the content of the file or any attachments or images. When you select a document for which only the metadata has been processed, the document view panel does not display. |
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Has been analyzed (metadata and content indexed), but not collected. You see the content of the file in the document view panel in a simplified text-only view. You cannot view any attachments or images. |
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Has been collected. You can see the content of the file in the document view panel in a near-native view with basic formatting. You can view images, attachments, and attachment contents. If an email, you can view the message sender and recipients. |
For container files such as ZIP or archive files, a down arrow (˅) displays to let you view the contents of the container. Similarly, files within a container file display a down arrow to let you view the container file.
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In the document list, click the down arrow (˅) for the desired document.
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In the menu that opens, click the desired link.
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If the selected document is a container file, click View contents of this file.
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If the selected document is a child of a container file, click View container of this file.
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If the selected document is a container file, and also a child of another container file (such as a ZIP within an archive file), both links display in the menu. Click the desired option.
The document list refreshes. The VIEWING CONTENT OF box at the top of the filter panel displays the name of the container you selected to see the contents of (view contents of this file) or of the container that included the document you selected (view container of this file).
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When viewing the document list in the detail view, the document list includes the subject/title, record date, file size and information icons. You can click a document in the list to open the document view panel and review the document contents. When viewing the document list in the grid view, the document list includes the information icons, subject/title, record date, file size, repository from which the document originated, and the file path to the repository. The document view panel is not available in the grid view.