The libraries configured for you appear in the Libraries bar. When you log onto a library, the folders in those libraries and the documents contained in the folders are displayed in your browser window. Your browser window looks similar to Windows Explorer, with a tree view on the left and list view on the right. The tree view displays the folder structure of the library and the list view displays the folder contents.
There are some differences with your browser's display from Windows Explorer when you open a library:
You select an item in a folder using a radio button.
You cannot select multiple items or right-click to access shortcut menus. You can access shortcut menus in the IDM Viewer.
Subfolders appear in the list view. If you want to open a subfolder, only the parent folder and related subfolders appear in the tree view. The entire folder structure of the library is not displayed in the tree view. The specified subfolder's contents appear in the list view.
You can see only the documents that are filed in folders. To view documents not filed in folders, you must use the Search page. Navigating through the libraries, folders, and documents in the libraries is called browsing.
As long as system resources are sufficient, you can open multiple instances of your browser to simultaneously browse more than one library or more than one folder within the same library.