Administrator Interface

File Tasks

Download a File

  1. On the Administrator Home Page, click the Files icon or link.  A list of all the Files will be shown.

  2. Click the download file icon () next to the target file.

  3. The browser will display a standard Windows File Download dialog.

  4. Click the Save button to download the file.

NOTE  Some files will display in the browser, such as .xml files, .ini files and BlueZone distribution files (.e**).

Delete a File

  1. On the Administrator Home Page, click the Files icon or link.  A list of all the Files will be shown.

  2. Click the delete icon () next to the target file.

  3. On the confirmation screen, click the OK button to delete the file.

NOTE  You cannot delete files which are marked for download to clients, listed under the 'Distribution Files' banner.  To delete a file which is in the 'Distribution Files' section, first remove it from any Group File Associations in which it appears.  It will then be listed under the 'Available Files' banner.  Then you can click the delete icon () to delete the file.

SEE  Group Tasks - Group Level Associate Files to a BlueZone Application for instructions on how to remove the a file from the Group's Distribution File list.

NOTE  Some files are protected.  Web Manager will forbid the deletion and display a red warning message if you attempt to delete a protected file.

Upload a File

  1. On the Administrator Home Page, click the Files icon or link.  A list of all the Files will be shown.

  2. Select "Upload a File" from the Action Bar at the top of the screen as shown here:

  1. The Upload Files page will appear, with three text boxes and three Browse buttons. You can upload up to three files at once.

  2. Click the first Browse button, navigate to the file you wish to upload and select it.  If you want to upload any additional files, browse to them now.

  3. Click the Upload button.  Upon completion, Web Manager will display a green confirmation message at top of the screen.

NOTE  Some file type extensions are forbidden, particularly distribution file types.  For example, ".dst" files are forbidden.

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Files