Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual page 216

See also
"About file status information" on page 240
"Naming files and folders" on page 211
"To change the page title" on page 157
To inspect a file or folder
1 Display the Inspector.
2 Select the file or folder in the site window.
If you selected a file, click the File, Name, Page, or Content tab in the File Inspector as necessary. If you selected a
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folder, click the Folder or Name tab in the Folder Inspector as necessary.
To show file information in Explorer or Finder
Click the Show Information In Explorer button
(Mac OS) on the toolbar.
Tracking work on site files
The Workflow palette lets you keep track of what state your site files are in, and is useful whether you're working
alone or in a workgroup. When you select a file in the site window, the Workflow palette lets you indicate who is
editing a file and how complete the file is. This information is displayed in two additional columns in the Files tab of
the site window for easy reference—in the To Be Edited By column and the Completed column.
Note: You can also add metadata to a file in a site to preserve information about the contents, copyright status, origin,
and history of the file.
If you hover the mouse pointer over files in the site window, metadata will appear as a tool tip.
See also
"Using metadata with site files" on page 173
To indicate the state of a file or folder
1 Choose Window > Workflow to display the Workflow palette.
Note: If Workflow does not appear in the Window menu, choose Edit > Preferences (Windows) or GoLive > Preferences
(Mac OS), and then click Modules. Make sure the Workflow option, which is at the bottom of the list under Extend
Scripts, is selected in the right pane, and then restart GoLive.
2 Select a file or folder in the site window.
In the Workflow palette, enter a name in the To Be Edited By text box, and then choose a percentage from the
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Completed menu.
(Windows) or the Show Information In Finder button
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