For example, you may need read-only access to a report or a presentation you are giving while traveling. This may be useful in situations where you need access to content files, but you cannot connect to the server that they reside on. This means that you can view these folders and files (in read-only mode), even if you are not connected to the content server in other words, when you are working with that server in offline mode (see Section 14.6, 'Working with a Content Server in Offline Mode'). In offline mode, folders and files are downloaded from a content server and read-only copies are created in a special cache location on your local computer (see Section 9.5, 'Local Caching of Content Files'). You log in to the server and then you have access to all folders and files in accordance with your assigned privileges (see Section 7.10, 'Connecting to a Content Server'). In online mode, you need a live connection to the content server to have access to the folders and files on it.

Folders and files can be in online and offline mode.

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