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The workflow settings pane on the right includes the following tabs:

- The settings on the **Details** tab allow you to change this workflow's name. You can also see when this workflow was created and which jobs were run for this workflow.
- The **Details** tab allows you to see when this workflow was created and which jobs were run for this workflow.
- **Schedule** allows you to set up a schedule for this workflow to run automatically (on a regular time schedule).
- **Settings** allows you to specify whether every time this workflow runs, that Unstructured's results will overwrite any previous results in the destination location.
To turn on this behavior, check the **Overwrite existing results** box. To turn it off, uncheck the box. Note that this setting works only
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There are also buttons near the bottom to undo or redo recent edits to the workflow DAG, zoom in and out of the workflow
designer, re-center the DAG within the designer, and add a new node to the DAG.

To change this workflow's name, click the workflow's name in the title bar, type a new name, and then press **Enter**.

## Step 3: Learn more about partitioning

You already saw from the quickstart that Unstructured uses a process called
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The workflow settings pane on the right includes the following tabs:

- The settings on the **Details** tab allow you to change this workflow's name. You can also see when this workflow was created and which jobs were run for this workflow.
- The **Details** tab allows you to see when this workflow was created and which jobs were run for this workflow.
- **Schedule** allows you to set up a schedule for this workflow to run automatically (on a regular time schedule).
- **Settings** allows you to specify whether every time this workflow runs, that Unstructured's results will overwrite any previous results in the destination location.
To turn on this behavior, check the **Overwrite existing results** box. To turn it off, uncheck the box. Note that this setting works only
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There are also buttons near the bottom to undo or redo recent edits to the workflow DAG, zoom in and out of the workflow
designer, re-center the DAG within the designer, and add a new node to the DAG.

To change this workflow's name, click the workflow's name in the title bar, type a new name, and then press **Enter**.
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## Step 3: Experiment with partitioning
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