Complete these steps to edit or delete a Links module.

1. In the Admin tab of the navigation pane, do one of the following.
   • Click the Links link in the NetClient CS section to add a Links module for clients.
   • Click the Links link in the NetStaff CS section to add a Links module for staff.

   Note: If you don't see these links, you don't have access to these areas.

2. In the Links Modules list, enter any part of the Links module name in the Find field to locate the module and click the module name.

   Tip: Delete the entry from the Find field to view the full list of Links modules.

3. Click the appropriate link below to view the remaining steps.
   
   

   Edit the module

   The information for the module displays on the right.

   1. In the Identification section, enter any changes to the name or description of the module.
   2. In the Module Links section, click the Add Link button.

      Note: The Module Links section is available only for public Links modules. Only users can add links to private Links modules.

   3. In the Add Link dialog, enter a name for the link.
   4. From the Link Type field, select the appropriate type (HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP).

      Note: For NetStaff CS, you can also select Checkpoint or PPC Online Library from the list to provide staff with access to these resources through NetStaff CS.

   5. In the Link Location field, enter the website address. NetFirm CS enters the appropriate type in this field based on the choice you made in the previous step.

      Note: If you chose Checkpoint or PPC Online Library, the Link Location field is replaced by Login and Password fields. Enter the staff member's login and password in these fields; they will not be required to enter this information when click the link in the Links module.

   6. Optional: Enter a link description.
   7. Click Enter twice to save your changes.

   Delete the module

   1. With the desired Links module selected, click the Delete button at the bottom of the list.
   2. Click OK to confirm the deletion.

Related topics

• Links administration
• Removing a user's access to modules

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