Hub commands

When you right-click a folder or file in the Navigator, one or more Hub commands appear on the shortcut menu.

Command	Purpose
Start using Hub	Installs Hub Client.
Stop using Hub	Closes Hub after all pending Hub processes are finished. The commands on the Surpac Navigator are displayed as text again rather than icons. Tip: If you are not using Hub, this command can improve the responsiveness of the Navigator.
Start Hub	Starts Hub again, after you have stopped it.
Set Hub Profile	Sets the Hub profile. The profile specifies the Hub server you will connect to, and the login credentials.
Change active Hub profile from <profileName>	Allows you to use a different profile or to create a new profile.
Add folder to Hub	Allows you to add all the files in the folder to Hub. The folder is then managed by Hub. When you upload a folder, you must select a store folder to add the files to. A store folder is a grouping of related files. The Hub Administrator can set up store folders.
Detach folder from Hub	Makes Hub stop managing the folder. The folder is removed from Hub, but not from your computer.
Upload new/changed files to Hub	Adds to Hub any new files in your local folder, and uploads any changed files from your local folder.
Download new files from Hub	Allows you to get new files that other people have uploaded to Hub.
Get latest version from Hub	Allows you to get the latest version of files that other people have changed and loaded to Hub.
Get lock status	Updates the status icons for the files managed by Hub.
Delete files from local and Hub	Deletes files from your local file system and, if you wish, from the Hub server. You are prompted to 'sync to server', which means to delete the file from Hub server. Alternatively, you can sync to server at any time using the Upload new/changed files to Hub command.
Request Lock	Locks a file so that other people cannot edit the file until you have finished working with it.
Unlock	Allows other people to edit the file that you had locked.
View Version History	Lists the previous versions of the file, and allows you to get any of those versions using the Restore button.