File Cabinet Pro 7.3

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A document is retrieved via a search dialog - and a search dialog is always=
 assigned to a specific file cabinet. But maybe the document you are lookin=
g for could be in several file cabinets? For example, your company has annu=
al file cabinets set up for your invoices, each with the same structure. Yo=
u are looking for an invoice from a certain supplier, but you don't know wh=
ether it was issued this year or last year. For this, there is a way to Sea=
rch multiple file cabinets:

To create a search across several file cabinets, go to Search > Search mult=
iple file cabinets > Create another search. Then select the file cabinets y=
ou wish to search and a search dialog. If you then enter a search term in t=
he Subject field, for example, the Subject field will be searched for in al=
l selected file cabinets. The prerequisite is, of course, that there is suc=
h a field. Searching across multiple file cabinets is therefore particularl=
y useful for file cabinets with the same or similar index fields, or when s=
earching in the full text field.

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Where is the search dialog?
If you miss a search dialog in DocuWare Client, open the main menu in DocuW=
are Client, switch to the tab Profile & Settings > Search and activate the =
desired search dialog there. If you can't find it in the settings either, y=
ou likely don't have permission. In this case, contact your DocuWare admini=
strator.

Open an administrator command prompt window, run bcdboot.exe. This copies t=
he boot files from the Windows directory and sets up the boot environment. =
See BCDBoot Command-Line Options for more details.

If you encounter this issue, you can mitigate this issue by opening a comma=
nd prompt window and run the following command to install the update (repla=
ce the placeholder with the actual location and file name of the update):

FB series safes are built to order and typically ship in 3-5 weeks. Contact=
 our customer service for current lead times.
Dock to Dock freight is included in the base price. A loading dock or forkl=
ift is required at the delivery location .
Lift gate delivery or curb side delivery is an additional $75.00. Delivery =
truck is equipped with a Hydrolic lift that will lower the FireKing file to=
 the ground.
Professional inside delivery and set-in place is also available for FireKin=
g safes for an additional charge, starting at $295.00 for a commercial addr=
ess to a ground floor or elevator accessible location no more than 3 steps =
or stairs
For an inside delivery to a residential location an additional $50.00 is re=
quired
If more than 3 steps or stairs have to be negotiated a stair carry fee of $=
220.00 per flight 15 steps =3D 1 flightis required. Landings and direction =
changes are considered extra flights
For international customers a freight forwarders service will be needed. We=
 will gladly assist with all the relevant documentation.
If you have any questions or concerns please call our customer service at 1=
-800-700-8025 for assistance in choosing the best delivery method for your =
location.

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Financial information in the Finance category, including:
- Bank Secrecy Act (31 U.S.C. Bank Secrecy Act protected reports filed by f=
inancial institutions).
- Budget.
- Retirement.
- Electronic funds transfer.
- General financial information.
- International financial institutions.
- Mergers.
- Net worth.

Generally, personnel must encrypt SBU data (including PII). However, inside=
 the IRS network, encryption is not required if the IRS proactively makes i=
t available to all personnel on internal resource sites (including, but not=
 limited to, Discovery Directory, Outlook [calendar, profile information, a=
nd address book], intranet, and SharePoint site collections), such as names=
, SEID, and business contact information. [NIST SP 800-122; [TD P 85-01, Ap=
pendix A, AC-20(3)_T.028, and MP-6(3)_T.124]

Is not Sensitive PII if it is a list, file, query result, etc., of:
- Attendees at a public meeting.
- Names out of a public telephone book.
- FOIA listing of IRS employees in non-protected positions.

Personnel (including current employees, rehired annuitants, returning contr=
actors, etc.) who change roles or assignments may access only the SBU data =
(including PII and tax information) for which they still have a business ne=
ed to know to perform their duties. If you no longer have a business need t=
o know, you must not access the information. This policy includes, but is n=
ot limited to, information in systems, files (electronic and paper), and em=
ails, even if technology does not prevent access.

A compliance case has a litigation hold or similar request in place. Even i=
f in a new assignment, you may retain and access old case files from your e=
arlier role if you need to retrieve them for a litigation hold or similar r=
equest.

A former employee now works for a vendor who has a contract with the IRS. T=
he former employee may not access old files in email or on their laptop fro=
m their earlier role with the IRS, even if those files are archived under t=
heir SEID. The IRS will supply any information necessary to perform the cur=
rent contract on a need-to-know basis.

IRS personnel must not create unauthorized, unnecessary, or duplicative har=
dcopy or electronic collections of SBU data (including PII and tax informat=
ion), such as duplicate, ancillary, shadow, personal copies, or "under the =
radar" files. [PVR-03]

The encryption policy does not apply to your own PII that the IRS proactive=
ly makes available to all employees on resource sites (including, but not l=
imited to, Discovery Directory, Outlook (calendar, profile information [inc=
luding profile photos], and address book), intranet, and SharePoint site co=
llections [including profile photos]), such as names and business contact i=
nformation.

Special privacy considerations arise in the telework environment. Like all =
IRS personnel, teleworking personnel have a responsibility to safeguard SBU=
 data (including PII and tax information). Unique potential risks, such as =
family members accidentally taking case files left out on a desk, or overhe=
aring phone calls with tax information, create the need for more guidelines=
.

Apply the Clean Desk requirements to data left out in work areas, credenzas=
, desktops, fax, copy machines, and in/out baskets. When away from the desk=
, secure SBU data in a locked room, locked file cabinet, or a locked desk, =
per the Clean Desk Policy section in IRM 10.5.1.5.1.

However, this policy does not apply to SBU data the IRS proactively makes a=
vailable to all IRS personnel on internal resource sites (including, but no=
t limited to, Discovery Directory, Outlook (calendar, profile information, =
and address book), intranet, and SharePoint site collections), such as name=
s, SEID, and business contact information.

This policy does not apply to PII the IRS proactively makes available to al=
l personnel on resource sites (including, but not limited to, Discovery Dir=
ectory, Outlook (calendar, profile information, and address book), intranet=
, and SharePoint site collections), such as names and business contact info=
rmation.

This encryption policy does not apply to SBU data (including PII and tax in=
formation) the IRS proactively makes available to all personnel on resource=
 sites (including, but not limited to, Discovery Directory, Outlook (calend=
ar, profile information, and address book), Intranet, and SharePoint site c=
ollections), such as names and business contact information.

IRM 11.3 series, Disclosure of Official Information, contains guidelines go=
verning whether we may disclose tax returns and other information contained=
 in IRS files. Disclosure may not be made unless IRC 6103 authorizes disclo=
sure and not before requirements in IRC 6103 and IRM 11.3 series are met. T=
he Office of Government, Liaison and Disclosure must approve proposed discl=
osures and ensure they meet the requirements of an exception in Title 26 be=
fore disclosure.

Furthermore, Family Court involvement does not necessarily end with an orde=
r at the conclusion of a hearing. In areas such as custody and support, the=
 court could be involved with a case for many years. For this and other rea=
sons, individual case files are cross referenced.

Domestic relations cases involve matters concerning domestic or family rela=
tionships. Divorce, legal separation, custody, visitation rights, terminati=
on of parental rights, adoption, support, alimony, division of marital prop=
erty, and change of name cases are all considered domestic relations cases.=
 Each is filed with the Family Court and heard by a Family Court Judge. The=
se general proceedings are open to the public unless closed by a Family Cou=
rt Judge upon motion of a party or by statue. In actions dissolving marital=
 relationships or changing the names of individuals, the Clerk of Court mus=
t notify the proper state agencies of these changes. These cases are assign=
ed a DR case number. Special care must be taken to isolate the confidential=
 DR cases.

Although categorized as a domestic relations case, child support actions ha=
ve several characteristics different from other domestic relations cases. T=
he majority of the cases are IV-D cases [both TANF (Temporary Assistance to=
 Needy Families) and non-TANF] filed by the Department of Social Services (=
DSS) upon assignment of support rights.

Effective July 14, 1994, South Carolina became a UIFSA (Uniform Interstate =
Family Support Act) state. In a UIFSA case, one parent lives in South Carol=
ina and the other does not. Under UIFSA the states agree to cooperate in en=
forcing support obligations when one of the parties lives within the state.=
 The main change brought about by UIFSA which replaced URESA is the concept=
 of "one order at one time" system. There is very little change in the way =
child support orders were established under URESA, and the way they are est=
ablished under UIFSA. Section 7.15 describes special procedures when the pl=
aintiff/petitioner lives in South Carolina. When the defendant/respondent l=
ives in South Carolina, the case is processed as any other new case. DSS ge=
nerally files UIFSA cases in the Family Court.
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