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DOCS Fix broken markdown italics for the userhelp guide
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Alternatively, you can add documents to your new Document Set that already exist in the CMS. To do this, just select the "From the CMS" tab and search for the filename or browse by the page that document is on.
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_**Note:** All of your documents will be uploaded into the "Documents" section's "Document" tab. Uploading documents in the "Documents" section works the same way as uploading files in the "Files" section. The only difference is that DMS documents are invisible to parts of SilverStripe CMS that handle files, meaning that they cannot be selected via the "Insert File" button when editing HTML content on a page, for example. They also have a higher level of security permissions and flexibility. You can read more about [working with images and documents](https://userhelp.silverstripe.org/en/creating_pages_and_content/creating_and_editing_content/working_with_images_and_documents/)._
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_**Note:** All of your documents will be uploaded into the "Documents" section's "Document" tab. Uploading documents in the "Documents" section works the same way as uploading files in the "Files" section. The only difference is that DMS documents are invisible to parts of SilverStripe CMS that handle files, meaning that they cannot be selected via the "Insert File" button when editing HTML content on a page, for example. They also have a higher level of security permissions and flexibility. You can read more about_ [working with images and documents](https://userhelp.silverstripe.org/en/creating_pages_and_content/creating_and_editing_content/working_with_images_and_documents/).
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After uploading your documents click "Done!". You will then be taken back to that document set. You will see your documents in a list with their ID and filename, along with other information such as when the document was last edited and how the documents were added to the document set.
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