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# Creating advanced folders
Aside from regular folders, advanced users also have access to special, advanced folders that serve to house files that are only relevant to them.
If you hover over the 
for a second, you will see the options available:
* A regular folder.
* A **concepts** folder (purple).
* **A snippets** folder (green)
* **A definitions** folder **(red).**
Except for definition folders, these advanced folders will be hidden from normal users who do not create concepts and snippets and do not need to be aware of them so that they can focus on optimally searching and using clauses. Furthermore, these folders allow you to structure your files better by differentiating between different kinds of files.
You can also manually assign a folder type to an existing folder by selecting it, clicking the 
icon, navigating to the **Folder** subsection and choosing the correct type from the dropdown menu under “folder type”.
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