If checked everyone will be able to know that this resource exists (recommended), but won't be able to access it unless you grant or cascade them extra rights. This means the description will show up in resource menus and search results. This is done by granting the public group see rights to this resource, if you change your mind later you can remove this.

If you check this people who are allowed access to the containing location will also get access to the new resource. If this is acceptable it could mean that you do not need to edit the access control list for this resource.

The name will form the last part of this resource's web address. It has to be unique to resources in this location.

The title that will appear at the top of the introductory page for this new link and in navigation text that links to it.

The description will appear in directories of locations in the building for users who have "see" access to the link. Use this to explain the purpose and usefulness of the site you are linking to.

Relevant keywords can be entered here, which will be used by the search tool to locate this resource. (Use a comma to separate keywords)

This is the full web address of the Internet resource you want to link to. It should include the protocol (e.g. http://), server and address.

Tick this box to open the web page in a new browser window.