When a file is not needed anymore, it can be moved to the Trash Can. From there, it can either be permanently deleted or it can be restored.
Moving files to the Trash Can
Step 1. Do one of the following:
- Select a file anywhere in Content Station, right-click it and choose Move to Trash Can.
- Select a file in a Document pane and press Delete or Backspace.
A message appears asking to confirm the action:
Are you sure you want to move the selected files to the Trash Can?
Step 2. Click Yes.
Permanently deleting files
Step 1. Access the Trash Can Application.
In the Applications pane on the Home Page, double-click the Trash Can.
Figure: The Trash Can Application on the Home page.
Permanently deleting files is a task that only power users are allowed to do. If you don't have sufficient permissions, the Trash Can Application will be hidden.
Step 3. Do one of the following:
- Click Empty to permanently delete all files in one action.
- Use the available tools to find only those file that you want to delete or manually select them and click Delete.
A confirmation message appears.
Step 4. Click Yes.
Restoring files
Step 1. Access the Trash Can Application.
In the Applications pane on the Home Page, double-click the Trash Can.
Figure: The Trash Can Application on the Home page.
Restoring files is a task that only power users are allowed to do. If you don't have sufficient permissions, the Trash Can Application will be hidden.
Step 3. Use the available tools to find only those file that you want to restore or manually select them.
Step 4. Click Restore.
A confirmation message appears.
Are you sure you want to restore the selected files?
Step 4. Click Yes.
The Restored tab appears. This allows you to quickly start working on the file without having to search for it in the system.
Figure: Restored files are initially opened in the Restored tab for easy access.
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