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Using SkyDRM web application
With SkyDRM web application (hereafter referred to as "SkyDRM"), you can apply rights protection to a file, and share the rights-protected file.
Viewing file information

Using SkyDRM web application
With SkyDRM web application (hereafter referred to as "SkyDRM"), you can apply rights protection to a file, and share the rights-protected file.
- Creating a SkyDRM account
- Logging in to SkyDRM
  You can log in to SkyDRM using your NextLabs SkyDRM, enterprise credentials, or through a recognized identity provider (IdP).
- SkyDRM roles
- Configuring digital rights preferences
  You can configure digital rights settings to prevent recipients from misusing your sensitive files.
- Navigating the SkyDRM web application
- Applying rights protection to a file
- Adding a protected file
- Viewing local files
- Sharing a protected file
- Viewing file information
- Viewing files shared with you
- Marking a file as a favorite
- Viewers
  Multiple file formats open in different viewers. This section describes the viewers, common tools, and tools that are specific to each viewer.
- Changing your password
  If you sign up to SkyDRM directly, without using your identity provider (IDP), you can change your password. Otherwise, you need to change the password where you created it. For example, to change an Active Directory's (AD) password, you need to open an AD application and change it from there.
- Changing your display name
- Logging out of SkyDRM

Viewing file information

The following procedure describes how to view any file information.

Navigate to your desired space. For example, WorkSpace.
Click the menu icon next to the file you want to view.

The available action icons appear.

Click

(View File Info).

You can view the file information, such as, file type, size, protection status, permissions and conditions applied to the file.


Components	Description
File type	Specifies the format of the file. For example, jpg, or pdf.
Size	Specifies the size of the file. For example, `22 KB`.
Protected on	Specifies the date when rights protection was applied to the file. For example, `26 Apr 2024, 9:47 AM`.
Classifications	Specifies the classifications applied to the file. For example, `Sensitivity: Non Business` and `Intellectual Property: ITAR, EAR`.
Permissions applied to the file	Specifies the permissions applied to the file. For example, with `Print` rights applied to a file, the user can print the file. For more information, see step 7 on Applying rights protection to a file.
Conditions	Specifies the conditions applied to the file. For example, with the `Expiration` condition applied to the file, the user can only access the file for specified period.