4.1 File Manager Home Page

4.1.1 File Manager Home Page Overview

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File Manager Home Page

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4.1.12 Left Sidebar (Sub-Menu Panel)

This vertical menunavigation panel on the left allows you to switch between different filecategories categories:of files:

• Home: The default landing page showing commonly used folders such as Desktop and Downloads.

• Personal: Displays your private files that are only accessible to you.

• Shared: Contains files shared with you by other users within the system.

• Network Drive: A connection point to access shared storage spaces across a network (like company file servers).

• Orient Drop: A dedicated space for managing files that were uploaded via a tool called Orient Drop, commonly used for external file submissions.

Left Sidebar

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4.1.23 Top Navigation Bar

TheLocated navigationabove the main workspace, this bar provideshelps you control over your browsing pathpath, andupdate your view, or search functionality:for files:

• Back Button: Takes you back to the previous folder or view.

• Current Path Display (Home/): Shows your current file location or folder path.

• Refresh Icon: Reloads the page to reflect the latest changes or updates made to the files.

• Search Bar: Type keywords to quickly find files or folders within the current directory.

• View Options: You can switch how items are displayed (grid view vs. list view) using the View dropdown.

Top Navigation Bar

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4.1.3 Main Workspace (File Display Area)

This is theThe central panel displays the contents of your current directory whether files, folders, or shortcuts. This is where filesmost andof foldersyour areinteraction shown:takes place.

Example entries include:

• Desktop: Likely refers to your Desktop folder.

• Document: A Documents folder (slightly abbreviated).

• Download: Shortcut for Downloads.

• Recycle Bin: Stands for Recycle Bin, where deleted files are temporarily stored.

 

Main Workspace