# Navigating the Interface

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#### **1. Left Sidebar**

* **Drive**: Entry point to all your documents.
* **Project**: Shows the selected project whose documents you want to manage (e.g., *The Linux Foundation*).
* **Pinned**: Displays a list of project documents and folders that have been pinned by a project admin—or by you, if you have the necessary permissions. These pinned folders and document references are visible to all users across the project.
* **Support** Get help from our support team.
* **Profile**: Login, manage or logout of your profile.

#### 2. **Top Bar**

* **Search for a project**: Switch to a different project drive.
* **Search Documents**: Filter for documents that contain search string in their title.

#### 3. **Main Document Panel**

* Displays a list of:
  * Folders indicated by folder icon in front of their name (e.g., `qa`, `Another Folder`)
  * Document references inside the folders (e.g., `Test Document`, `jme test1234`)
  * Tags applied to each file or folder
  * Small number next to a folder indicates the number of document references within this folder. If there is no number next to the folder that means the folder is empty.


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