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Excluding The Excluding field (Figure 261) on the Collection Properties screen allows you to exclude particular content from a Collection. The Excluding field acts as an “and” property, therefore, if you choose Content A and Content B in the Exclusion field, it will exclude both from the Collection. Figure 261

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Excluding The Excluding field (Figure 261) on the Collection Properties screen allows you to exclude particular content from a Collection. The Excluding field acts as an “and” property, therefore, if you choose Content A and Content B in the Exclusion field, it will exclude both from the Collection. Figure 261

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Figure 259 Note: The Filter feature only searches for things that begin with the same character(s) and is CASE SENSITIVE. The Filter field is helpful if the Property you are displaying has many values and you need to filter the list for ease of selection. For example: You might select the Content Type equal to “Book”, with the Property equal to “Title” and have hundreds of Titles in your Tizra Publisher system. If you knew that you wanted to include in the Collection all the Titles that began with the word “Apollo,” you could type “Apollo” (making sure to include the capital A) in the Filter field and then all Books with the Title starting with “Apollo” would display (Figure 260). Figure 260 Click the Clear button to clear any Filter you’ve entered. All unfiltered entries will display. Related (1 link) Matching Any and Matching All Screens !

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Figure 259 Note: The Filter feature only searches for things that begin with the same character(s) and is CASE SENSITIVE. The Filter field is helpful if the Property you are displaying has many values and you need to filter the list for ease of selection. For example: You might select the Content Type equal to “Book”, with the Property equal to “Title” and have hundreds of Titles in your Tizra Publisher system. If you knew that you wanted to include in the Collection all the Titles that began with the word “Apollo,” you could type “Apollo” (making sure to include the capital A) in the Filter field and then all Books with the Title starting with “Apollo” would display (Figure 260). Figure 260 Click the Clear button to clear any Filter you’ve entered. All unfiltered entries will display. Related (1 link) Matching Any and Matching All Screens !

Is Free Access? (Disable access control) The default setting for the Make Collection Free field (Figure 262) is No. Select Yes to allow free access to the Collection and allow Users unlimited access to the Collection without having to log in. Note: Making a Collection free overrides whatever setting you have made in the Global Site Access Control field (SETTINGS Access Control) and ALLOWS UNAUTHENTICATED USERS TO ACCESS ANY PART OF THE Collection without hitting any type of Paywall Page or Access Denied page. Making a Collection free is a good strategy for promoting Content and getting Users interested in other parts of your web site offerings. User Tip: If you want to gather User information (such as name, email address, etc.) and force a registration on your web site in exchange for free access to the Collection, leave this field with the default setting of No and then create a free Offer for the Collection. Figure 262 Related (2 links) [edit] Link Editing a System-Defined Property ! i

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Is Free Access? (Disable access control) The default setting for the Make Collection Free field (Figure 262) is No. Select Yes to allow free access to the Collection and allow Users unlimited access to the Collection without having to log in. Note: Making a Collection free overrides whatever setting you have made in the Global Site Access Control field (SETTINGS Access Control) and ALLOWS UNAUTHENTICATED USERS TO ACCESS ANY PART OF THE Collection without hitting any type of Paywall Page or Access Denied page. Making a Collection free is a good strategy for promoting Content and getting Users interested in other parts of your web site offerings. User Tip: If you want to gather User information (such as name, email address, etc.) and force a registration on your web site in exchange for free access to the Collection, leave this field with the default setting of No and then create a free Offer for the Collection. Figure 262 Related (2 links) [edit] Link Editing a System-Defined Property ! i

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