What is the documents folder??

I was using an app, I don't remember which one ... Maybe notes plus or goodreader ... oh it may have been pages possibly? Anyway, I went to export a file and one of the options was "ipad documents folder." What does that mean!?!?! Thanks!

If you are absolutely sure you have finished with the files, drag them to the trash and empty it.
If you delete something you need you may have to recapture video or even start your project again depending on what you have deleted in error.
Even if you have to restart a project it will be a lot quicker because you will probably remember most of the things that you originally spent ages thinking about.
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> [email protected] wrote:
> > Since I don't use the document management option in GroupWise, can I
hide
> > the document folder in GW 7 client?
> >
> > I asked that question with GW 6.5 and was told NO.
>
> No, you cannot disable the document folder in the Win32 client. You can,
> however, disable it in WebAccess.
>
> --
> Jim
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