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Note For an overview of the process for archiving your mail, see Archiving mail messages to free up space.
To select documents to archive, see either of these sections:
1. If necessary, open the application to archive (for example, your mail), and then click Actions > Archive > Settings.
2. Click Criteria > Create > Selection Criteria or Criteria > Edit >Selection Criteria.
3. Select an activity option for the documents:
Note This option is available only if a certain property is enabled for the application you're archiving. If you have the necessary access to the application, click File > Application > Properties to open the Application Properties, click the Advanced tab (the last tab), and select Maintain LastAccessed property.
For example, you can mark a mail message for expiration from the Actions > More menu in a mail view, or mark any document in a discussion application for expiration from the Actions menu.
Note This option applies only to certain types of applications, such as mail and discussion, that allow you to mark a document as expired or schedule it for expiration.
Note When archiving selected documents, the Advanced archive setting Delete a document only when the criteria can delete all responses as well does not apply.
Note In order for this option to take effect, the application you are achiving must reside on a local computer with at least an IBM® Lotus® Notes® 7 client or on a Domino™ 7 server.
6. To continue the archive setup process, return to the topic Creating or editing a set of archive criteria.
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To select documents based on folders or views
When Notes creates an archive of, for example, your mail, the archive application design contains all the folders that exist when you archive. In any set of archive criteria, you can select a subset of folders and views to archive from; and you may have multiple sets of criteria that archive different folders and views.
If you change the name of a folder, or delete a folder, the folder is changed or deleted in the archive application the next time you archive. Suppose you have a folder called Sales 2001 from which you archive four documents. The next year, you change the folder's name to Sales 2002 and again archive four documents from it. If you use the same archive application, the folder will be called Sales 2002, but it will have all eight documents in it, including those from Sales 2001. If you plan to archive in multiple years, either create multiple folders in the original application for each year, or, in the Archive Settings dialog box, specify a new archive application file for each year.
3. Select Only in these views or folders:
4. Select folders and views in the list, and then click OK. To select non-consecutive items, press Ctrl.
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