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# 2.7. Item transfer

Basically, an item's edit authority is given only to the user who originally registered/requested to register the item.

When the user resigns from the membership, he/she can transfer their items to another user.

* How to transfer an item:

  Click on the link \[Request Item Transfer] on XooNIps user menu.

  !["Request Item Transfer"](/files/-LTR316y4JGk5-6C2Ub3)

  **Figure 5.53. "Request Item Transfer"**

  Identify the item to be transferred. Use either of \[Item List], \[Index keyword], \[Search] at "Add items from" for searching it.

  ![Request Item Transfer 2](/files/-LTR317-yT6OTtt9uaWI)

  **Figure 5.54. Request Item Transfer 2**

  Choose the user who transfers his/her authority (transferee) by the dropdown list and click on the \[Next] button.

  ![Request Item Transfer 3](/files/-LTR31716t9Sdc1Yxr2j)

  **Figure 5.55. Request Item Transfer 3**

  A confirmation screen will appear. Click on the \[execute transfer] button.

  ![Request Item transfer 4](/files/-LTR3173XxEBnPZ2ZicF)

  **Figure 5.56. Request Item transfer 4**
* How to transfer a user's editing authority to another user:

  Click on the link of "Accept Item Transfer".

  Choose an index tree keyword to register the transferred item and click on the \[Accept] button.

  ![Accept Item Transfer](/files/-LTR31759XaOyOw42WJR)

  **Figure 5.57. Accept Item Transfer**


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