This can be the Documents root folder, or any work area or folder you have permissions to create folders in.

Required:

1. Name - Enter a name for the folder (up to 63 characters).

Optional:

1. Description - Enter a description for the folder (up to 127 characters).
   Tip: Descriptions are not required in general, but when a folder has a description and your user setting User Interface > Show descriptions instead of names is on, then the description will display as the name of the folder in the document list (instead of the folder's actual name).
2. Parent - The parent location is automatically set to the folder or work area you selected to create the folder in. If you want to change this, click the Change button to the right of the Parent field, select a different work area or folder, and click OK.
3. Environment - The environment for the new folder is automatically set to the environment of the parent folder. If you want to change this, select another environment from the list. You can also set the environment to <none> if you do not want this folder to use any environment.
4. Storage - The folder is automatically set to use the storage area of the parent folder. If you want to change this, select another storage area from the list.
   Tip: Click the Browse button (...) to the right of the Storage list to view the disk usage statistics of the selected storage area.
5. Owner - The user creating the folder is automatically set as the owner of the folder. If you want to change the owner, click the Change button to the right of the Owner field to select another user.

The destination can be any folder or work area that you have permission to create folders and documents in, but you cannot drag a folder from File Explorer onto the Documents root folder.

Once you drag and drop the folder, the Import Directories dialog opens.