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3.10 Assigning units
• To create a nested folder, click on an existing folder and select File-
New-Folder in the Explorer menu. The New Folder window opens.
3. Type a 1 to 32 character name. Folder names are not case sensitive. You
can use embedded spaces but not leading or trailing spaces. You cannot
use duplicate folder names at the same level, but you can use duplicate
folder names on different levels.
4. Click OK . The new folder is listed in the Group Selector pane.
To assign a unit to a folder, see "Assigning units" on page 35. To rename or
delete a folder, see "Renaming" on page 37 and "Deleting" on page 36.
3.10 Assigning units
After you have created a new Site, Location, or Folder, you can assign a unit to
that organization. The Assign menu item is only enabled when a single unit is
selected in the Unit list (the custom assignment targets are defined in the General
Properties window).
There are three ways to assign a unit to a Site, Location, or Folder: editing the
unit Properties window, using the Assign function, or dragging and dropping.
To assign a unit to a Site, Location, or Folder using the Properties window:
1. Select a unit in the Unit list.
2. Complete one of the following steps:
• Select View-Properties from the Explorer menu.
• Click the Properties button. The Properties window opens.
3. Click the General tab. Select the Site, Department, or Location to which you
want to assign the unit.
4. Complete one of the following steps:
• Click OK to save the assignment.
• Click Cancel to exit without saving the assignment.
To assign a unit to a Site, Location, or Folder using the Assign function:
1. Select a unit in the Unit list.
2. Complete one of the following steps:
• Select Edit-Assign from the Explorer menu.
• Click the Assign To button.
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