This topic describes a workaround for using the current capabilities of ARTEMIS to place a component on hold. This does NOT prevent a workflow from progressing.
Putting a task on Hold makes it visible on the Tasks screen and on the WIP reports.
IMPORTANT!
Be aware that the workflow can advance even when the status changes to Hold.
Warning! Do not use Hold for a task with an AwaitingVendor status, such as an eTPThe electronic Transfer Process , an automated method of transferring and tracking files. signal task (Composition) or a satellite system task (TACThe Author Center: A browser-based, automated interface for authors to deliver, retrieve, correct, and return proofs. or Author Corrections). On these AwaitingVendor tasks, the Hold change described in step 1 will not be an Active task when the files are returned. Therefore you lose their visibility in the Status column.
Warning! If you have pop-up windows disabled in Chrome or if you are using a pop-up window blocker, you will not see the Remarks message pop-up window.
Warning! If you send a file to TNQ that contains a correction to the article title, the new article title overwrites the old title upon return, and the **HOLD** disappears.
If a component is on Hold, you can remove the Hold.
You can view components with a Hold status in the Task screen or in WIP reports.
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