Exporting Documents/Folders (in a Windows Folder)

You can export (save) documents and folders stored in a library into a Windows Folder.

NOTE
You cannot export documents or folders into a Windows Folder for which you do not have write permission (Windows). You cannot export documents and folders in the Recycle Bin to a Windows Folder. If you want to export a PDF document configured with a password, you need to enter the password when exporting. When documents in a Therefore Library are exported, the document name depends on the system settings. Desktop System Settings

NOTE

You cannot export documents or folders into a Windows Folder for which you do not have write permission (Windows).

You cannot export documents and folders in the Recycle Bin to a Windows Folder.

If you want to export a PDF document configured with a password, you need to enter the password when exporting.

When documents in a Therefore Library are exported, the document name depends on the system settings.

Exporting from a Command Button/the [File] menu

Select the document or folder from the File List View Window.

Click [Export] on the ribbon.

Or, follow one of the steps described below.

Select the [File] menu > [Export]

Right-click and select [Export]

The [Browse For Folder] is displayed.

NOTE
If commands are not displayed on the ribbon of Desktop Browser, see the following to display them. Adding Commands to Ribbons This operation can also be performed with the tool buttons. If tool buttons are not displayed on the toolbar of Desktop Browser, see the following to display them. Setting Tool Buttons on the Toolbar Lists of Ribbon Commands/Tool Buttons

Select a Windows Folder as the destination, and then click [OK].

The selected document or folder is exported to the Windows Folder.

Select a document or folder in the File List View Window, and drag and drop it to Windows Folder.

If a confirmation message appears, click [Yes].

The selected document or folder is exported to the Windows Folder.

NOTE
When you drag and drop a document to export onto a shortcut icon or program execution file of the associated application, the application opens with the document open. If you drag and drop a folder, documents and data that are in the folder but not displayed in Desktop Browser are also exported.

Copy a document or folder in the File List View Window, and then paste it in the Windows Folder.

The selected document or folder is exported to the Windows Folder.

NOTE
If you copy and paste a folder, documents and data that are in the folder but not displayed in Desktop Browser are also exported.