Select a workspace in the Workspaces list. (You may need to first create the workspace.)
Do one of the following:
On the Workspaces tab, in the Documents group, click Import.
Click
the Mindjet Connect 
button, then click Import.
Applies to MindManager used with Mindjet Connect.
You can import maps and other files stored locally on your computer into a workspace. Once imported, they are stored on the Mindjet Connect server and are automatically available to all members of the workspace.
Members with Reader access for the workspace can not import documents to the workspace.
Select a workspace in the Workspaces list. (You may need to first create the workspace.)
Do one of the following:
On the Workspaces tab, in the Documents group, click Import.
Click
the Mindjet Connect
button, then click Import.
Select the map(s) or file(s) you want to import, then click OK.
If you are importing multiple documents a dialog appears showing the import progress. You can stop the import at any time.
If you are connected to the Mindjet Connect server and you already have a local map open, you can add it to a workspace in one of the following ways:
Import it into a workspace directly: Right-click the map background, click Send to Workspace, then click a workspace name.
Save it to the workspace.
Imported maps and files will appear as new documents (in bolded type) in the Documents list of the selected workspace for all workspace members. If you don't want other members to modify a document you can lock it.
If you import a map that has links to other maps and files you should import these documents together. Once imported, you must edit the map hyperlinks to point to the imported documents, otherwise they will point to the local copies of the documents.
You cannot import MindManager 2002 maps or password-protected maps directly to workspaces. To use these maps in Mindjet Connect, open each one and use the Save As command to save it to a workspace.
Drag documents from the desktop or from Windows Explorer into the Documents list to import them into the workspace.
If you attempt to import a map or file that contains a virus you will be notified, and the document will not be imported. Instead a placeholder is added to the Documents list, and you are prompted to destroy the placeholder. Destroying the placeholder will remove it from the list.
