# How it works

## Add Portals

There are two options to add portals:

#### Context menu

Right click on empty space in Portal panel and select Add Portals.\
Finder/Explorer dialog will appear, select folders you want to add.

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#### Drag and Drop

Drag and drop folders or files fom Finder/Explorer in Portal panel.

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Portal keeps different sets of buttons for each Adobe app
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## Reorder Portals

Click and drag a button to reorder it.

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## File Portals

When file portal is clicked upon, file will be opened in OS default application.

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