We highly recommend creating your own folder structure, as it makes it easier for you to find what you want fast.
Creating the folder structure
The naming of the folders is entirely up to you, however I will setup a common folder structure for training groups.
1. Open image library
2. Right click "My KwikDrive Images" and select "New Subfolder"
or you can click the folder and click "new Subfolder" on the top menu.
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This will bring up the new subfolder window.
3. Type in "Weekly Session Drills" and click "Ok"
Notice that a new folder is created in the root of your kwikdrive image library.
Let's create a new subfolder in our weekly session folder.
1. Click the new folder we created "Weekly Session Drills" so its highlighted.
2. Click the "New Subfolderr" button on the top menu.
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3. When the window appears, type in "Attacking" and click "Ok"
Notice that the new folder has been created inside the "Weekly Drills Folder"
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Notice that the new folder called "Attacking" has been created, and a new black arrow appears on the "Weekly Sessions Folder".
This indicates that there are sub folders within a folder.
You click the arrows to expand and close folders in the image library app.
Let's create another folder,
4. Click "Weekly Session Drills" so its highlighted.
5. Click the "New Subfolder" button on the top menu.
6. Enter "Defending" and click "Ok"
Notice that the "Defending" folder has been created in the "Weekly Session Drills" folder.
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Now let's create a new root sub folder called "Daily Session Drills"
1. Right click "My KwikDrive Images" and select "New Subfolder"
2. Enter "Daily Session Drills" and click "Ok"
Notice that the "Daily Session Drills" is created as a root subfolder in the image library and doesn't have any subfolders.
See how the folder structure is taking shape.
You can now copy images into the folders we created by dragging them.
