Archive a Lightbox

Archive a Lightbox

You can archive a Lightbox, Project or Lightbox Organizer when it is completed or inactive to reduce clutter in the Projects Panel. The Archive button will move the Lightbox into the "Archive" Lightbox Organizer, but won’t delete any content or remove any members.

Tip: You can always move a Lightbox out of the Archive by entering rearrange mode and dragging it back into the main panel.

Archive a Lightbox

  1. Mouse over the Info_Popup.pngInfo pop-over next to the Lightbox you would like to archive.
  2. Click Archive.
  3. Click OK.
  4. Your Lightbox will now live in the Archive Organizer.

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