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[Music] welcome back to another rms support tutorial today we will discuss how to export contract files from an archive contract contracts may be archived to preserve information to reference at a later time archive contract information might be useful for those who need to recover certain files for legality purposes or crapping a contract will remove it from the contract list disabling access and will store it based on the current state it was archived in in order to access the archive contracts modules users must have at least partial district admin privileges with the rights to archived contracts to complete this process for this demonstration ive already logged in and opened the district from the map from here navigate to the district office then click archive contracts from this menu you will notice the contracts that have been archived archived by contract reference contract description contract number delivery order number office id contract completed archive reduction and whe