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# Review failed jobs
1. Double-click the **Central Client** or **Central Server** icon on the desktop.
2. Click **Failed Jobs**. The **Failed Jobs** tab provides the following information about failed jobs:
* Origin and destination of the failed job.
* Description of the failed job, e.g., Worksheet 261 – Download Items.
* The day and time the job failed.
3. Click **Details** to see the details of a specific failed job. Click **Copy** to copy the job details so you can paste it into another application, such as email.
4. To display failed jobs for a specific date, select the date from the **Failed on Date** field.
5. To refresh the list of failed jobs, click **Refresh**.
6. To delete failed jobs from the list, select the job(s) and click **Delete**.
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