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Show/Hide Navigation Panel

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On the main Worldox screen, select Show/Hide > Navigation Panel from the Display menu to show this left-side navigation panel if it is hidden or hide it if it is currently visible.

When the Navigation Panel is shown, you can also click the left arrow  in the top right corner of the panel to minimize the panel and increase the width of the file list.

The minimized Navigation Panel collapses into a vertical bar of buttons that still provides access to your most used folders and views.

When the Navigation Panel is minimized you can click the right arrow to expand it.

The Navigation Panel’s buttons (Favorite Matters, Cabinets, My Computer, WorkspacesWorkspaces is a configurable zone at the top of the left-side Navigation Panel. It starts out empty and then gains listings as you “subscribe” to available bookmarks and profile group links. Workspaces makes it easy to focus on items of particular interest, and ensures that access to these items if quick and easy. Views and projects (if any) available for subscribed bookmarks and links display automatically under WorkSpaces listings.Items can display in Workspaces under these circumstances: A location is bookmarked. Any bookmarked item can then be subscribed to, via right-clicking on My Workspaces in the left-side path tree. Subscribing is the process of publishing the bookmark to the My Workspaces zone. Note: This is a separate action from pinning bookmarks. A cabinet is “Project Folder” enabled. This is done via an option (Properties) settings in the WDADMIN Edit > Cabinet dialog. Cabinets enabled this way appear automatically as subscription links on the My Workspaces right-click menu., Workflows and Bookmarks) are collapsed into tabs on the left side of the screen.

Note: You still have the GX3 option of using the Navigation Panel  toolbar button to turn it on or off, although it will no longer appear in the toolbar by default. You can add it back to the toolbar by right-clicking the toolbar and selecting Append Button > Display > Show/Hide > Navigation Panel.