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Each file has its own page where you can preview it, comment on it, rate it, see its upload history, and roll back to a previous version. Supported file types include PDFs, the entire Microsoft suite, OpenOffice files, and video, audio, and text files.

File Info & Options

The top of the file viewer provides the following information about the file:

• Directory path
• File size
• Version number
• Who uploaded the file
• Upload date
• Who updated the file last
• Last update date
• Number of comments
• Number of views
• Rating
• File description

The top also includes a button to view the file options menu, which includes buttons to Download Files, Update File, Edit File Properties, view File Version History, open the file in full screen, Print, Share, Bookmark, Report Abuse, View Report, and Delete File.

Checked Out

Below the file info and options section is an indicator that will appear if the file has been checked out for updating. The indicator shows which user has checked out the file.

File Preview

File preview supports PDF files, Word files, PowerPoint files, Excel files, and much more. Use the Full-Screen View in File Options to preview the file on the full screen.

File Preview for Office Files

To display Office files in a browser, the default file viewer converts Office files to PDF. The PDF conversion process may result in unexpected formatting changes. You can use the Office web viewer to display Office files instead. Go to Control Panel > System > System Properties and set FileWopiViewerEnabledForOfficeFiles to true.

Comments

Comments appear below the file preview.

How to Hide the Print Button in the File Preview

You can hide the print button in the file preview to prevent users from printing files.

1. Add the following code to Control Panel > System > CSS Overrides at the bottom.

   /*Hide print option for files*/
   .et-files .print {
       display: none;
   }

2. Add the following code to Control Panel > System > General Settings > Header and Footer Scripts > Enter footer scripts at the bottom.

<script>
//Hide print button in file preview
var $printContentIframe = $('#print_content').find('iframe');
if ($printContentIframe.length > 0) {
    var contentWindow = $printContentIframe[0].contentWindow;
    if (contentWindow) {
        var $printInIframe = $(contentWindow.document).find('#print');
        if ($printInIframe.length > 0) {
            $printInIframe.hide();
        }
    }
}
</script>

If you're on-premise, you can edit the viewer.css file directly in \Assets\scripts\pdf-js\web instead of using footer scripts. The viewer.css file controls the display of the file preview.

Related pages

• Files (the other file pages)
• Content Basics (the other things you can do with any content)