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Coordinate an institution‑wide policy for who can download high‑resolution archival scans to prevent uncontrolled distribution.
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+Coordinate a policy to restrict downloading of high‑resolution archival scans so only authorized…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Coordinate a policy to restrict downloading of high‑resolution archival scans so only authorized [staff] can export originals, apply password and document protections across the [collection], and notify department heads of the new rule.
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+Frame the download [policy] to balance access and risk — define who may request high‑res files and…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Frame the download [policy] to balance access and risk — define who may request high‑res files and under what conditions, implement view‑only permissions by default with an approval workflow for downloads, log every download with requester and purpose, and circulate a one‑page rationale to collections [staff] to reduce ad hoc requests.
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Who does this, and with what
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HistorianAdobe Acrobat ProSharePointalso: Control High‑Res Accessalso: Prevent Uncontrolled Distribution
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