Save to Library Clause Samples

The 'Save to Library' clause establishes the right or mechanism for parties to store certain documents, data, or materials in a designated library or repository. In practice, this may allow users to archive contracts, templates, or other relevant files within a shared digital platform for future reference or reuse. By enabling systematic storage and easy retrieval of important materials, this clause helps ensure organizational efficiency and reduces the risk of losing critical information.
Save to Library. This option found in the File menu will save your file into the Library in Silhouette Studio®. Upon selecting this option, you will be prompted to enter the name, keywords (which will become searchable upon re-indexing the library, as found under the Advanced Preferences), a description, the artist, and the shape’s category type. Upon saving images to your library, they will be added to a section labeled My Own Designs in the Library. These images cannot be navigated to on your computer for manually backing them up, so it is highly recommended to also save a copy of any images using the regular Save option. This option is used to import content from Portfolio CDs or other special CD offerings from Silhouette America. To import CD content from these offerings, load your CD into your computer’s disc drive and cancel any auto-run or installation feature called up by the CD. You may then navigate to this option found in the File menu.
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Save to Library. This option found in the File menu will save your file into the Library in Silhouette Studio®. Upon selecting this option, you will be prompted to enter the name, keywords (which will become searchable upon re-indexing the library, as found under the Advanced Preferences), a description, the artist, and the shape’s category type. Upon saving images to your library, they will be added to a section labeled My Own Designs in the Library. These images cannot be navigated to on your computer for manually backing them up, so it is highly recommended to also save a copy of any images using the regular Save option.
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Save to Library. This option found in the File menu will save your file into the Library in Mint Studio. Upon selecting this option, you will be prompted to enter the name, keywords (which will become searchable upon re-indexing the library, as found under the Advanced Preferences), a description, the artist, and the shape’s category type. Upon saving images to your library, they will be added to a section labeled My Own Designs in the Library. These images cannot be navigated to on your computer for manually backing them up, so it is highly recommended to also save a copy of any images using the regular Save option.
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