- Introduction
- Installation and authentication
- Getting started
- Sending and sharing
- Working with files
- Accessing the file menu bar
- Opening and creating files
- Upload a file from another app
- Editing files with Office Online
- Working with comments
- Annotate files
- Search within files
- Locking and unlocking files
- Manage file versions
- Select multiple files
- Track file activities
- Add a file to favorites
- Acknowledge a file
- View a map of places where users accessed a file
- Managing workspaces, folders, and files
- Create a new workspace or folder
- Create a workspace on an external repository
- Working with an iManage repository
- Working with a Dropbox repository
- Rename a workspace, folder, or file
- Mark a workspace, folder, or file as a favorite
- Copy the link to a workspace, folder, or file
- Move a folder or file
- Delete a workspace, folder, or file
- View info
- View recent locations
- Managing access
- Working offline
- Managing your settings
- User roles and permissions
- Collaboration and recipient sign in
- Read acknowledgement
- BlackBerry Workspaces security
- BlackBerry Docs
- BlackBerry Workspaces
- BlackBerry Workspaces Apps
- BlackBerry Workspaces app for iOS
- BlackBerry Workspaces app for iOS User Guide
- User roles and permissions
- Customizing access to folders or files
Customizing access to folders or files
Entities (individuals, groups, or members of an email domain) can access
workspace folders and files, based on the permissions you selected.
Permissions can be adjusted by applying different permission levels. When
adding new entities, you can also select if you want to give them access to all workspace
folders and subfolders or to add them only to the selected item and any subitems that inherit
permissions.
If you choose to allow only certain entities to access a certain folder or
file, this creates broken inheritance with the parent workspace or folder, and the item icon
is marked with a broken chain; .
If you choose to only give permissions to a folder and subitems that inherit
permissions, this will break inheritance for the folder, and for all child items as well. All
subfolders or files under that folder, will inherit the permissions set for that folder.
If you choose to give permissions to a folder and all subitems, this will
override broken inheritance for the folder all subfolders and child items.