
	Uploading and checking in a new file is straight forward if you use ROB: <BR><B>1. 
	 Choose the work area in the navigator tree</B><BR>You can only upload a file in
	 the context of a workarea and you need to have the proper access rights to this
	 workarea.<BR><B>2. Choose the folder (click on the name) in which you want to upload
	 the new file</B><BR>You can only upload files in folders or application systems
	 and you need to have the proper access rights to this folder.<BR><B>3. Upload the
	 file</B><BR>In the right pane you will see a blue {addition.gif, ALT="Addition"} symbol for uploading
	 new files right behind the folder name. If you click on it you can give a description
	 to the file and indicate from where it needs to be uploaded. Click OK and your file
	 is uploaded. <BR><B>4. Check in the file (optional)</B><BR>If you want to bring
	 your file under configuration management and give it a version you should check
	 in the new file by clicking on the check in symbol {checkin.gif, ALT="Check in"} behind the file
	 you just uploaded. For more information see <A href="javascript:parent.showHelp(110)">Check
	 In</A>. If you only wanted to save a working copy than you can wait with the check
	 in of the file and do it later.<BR><B>5. Check in the folder</B><BR>Remember that
	 you can only upload new files if the folder is checked out. ROB does the folder
	 check out automatically but you yourself should check in the folder to make your
	 file available to other workareas as well. If you have more new files to upload,
	 first complete this task and check them in. As a final step you can then check in
	 the folder. Click on the check in symbol {checkin.gif, ALT="Check in"} behind the folder to do that.<BR><BR><B>WARNING</B>:
	 Undoing a check out of a folder can have the consequence that files that are added
	 do not have an owning folder and therefore are transferred into the lost+found.
	 Getting things back from the lost+found into your folder will take the repository
	 manager a lot of time since he needs to use the command line interface. So NEVER
	 undo a check out of a folder unless you are completely sure no new files where added
	 since the folder was checked out.
	