Allows the user to add documents to a briefcase. For information on configuring briefcases, see Understanding briefcases.

Note    The View Content (document) privilege is also required.

Allows the user to attach a hybrid part file to a hybrid main part document that is under change, either using drag and drop or, in the case of CAD documents, by saving the main part document with its native application when the application link is loaded. For information on creating hybrid document types, see Assigning document types to imported files.

Allows the user to change the document type of an existing document. It can be useful after a bulk import to assign the correct document types to each of the imported documents.

Warning     Be aware that changing the document type may mean that some properties are not displayed anymore if the new document type uses different property pages. However, the associated values for these properties are not lost; they are just not shown. For more information on document types, see Creating and editing document types.

Allows the user to edit the property values of documents.

Allows the user to change the revision number of documents manually. For information on configuration revision numbers, see Configuring document revision numbers.

Allows the user to confirm that the changes that have been made to a project copy have been manually merged into the master document.

Allows the user to change the revision number of documents manually. For information on configuration revision numbers, see Configuring document revision numbers.

Allows the user to copy documents (including renditions) to outside the vault and download documents with Meridian Power.

Allows the user to copy documents including all references. For more information on using references, see Understanding reference types.

Allows the user to delete a part from its parent hybrid document. For information about configuring hybrid document types, see Configuring document type general options. Hybrid documents can also be created during import as described in Assigning document types to imported files.

Allows the user to derive a new document from an existing document, including all references. For more information on using references, see Understanding reference types.

Allows the user to detach (but not delete) a part from its parent hybrid document. For information about configuring hybrid document types, see Configuring document type general options. Hybrid documents can also be created during import as described in Assigning document types to imported files.

Allows the user to print documents using the viewer.

Batch printing from Adobe Reader is not supported.

Allows the user to edit a document in its native application.

Note    This privilege is also required for the Replace Content, Release as Master Revision, and Lock Document commands in Meridian Power in addition to the other more directly related privileges. Similarly, documents are locked in the user’s local workspace by the Download Document and Open commands in Meridian Power if the user also has this privilege.

Allows the user to redline released documents.

Allows the user to use the Issue New file name command to rename the selected documents according to the calculation specified for their document type. For more information on calculating file names, see Creating and editing document types.

Note    The Rename privilege is also required.

Required to run the Lock Master Document command to prevent changes to the master document by document workflow or project copies.

Allows the user to rename a document after it has been created.

Required to run the Release as Master Revision command and for other commands that can change the content of a project copy.

Allows the user to view the revision history of documents.

Allows the user to unlock documents that have been checked out to a briefcase or locked to a package. For information on configuring briefcases, see Understanding briefcases.

Required to run the Release as Master Revision command to produce a new revision of a master document.

Allows the user to view documents in the viewer window. Use the View Rendition privilege to control access to document renditions.

Allows the user to view redlines created using the viewer.