Drag files here to import them. You can drop onto a folder or tag source
to import files directly into that folder or to import them and assign
that tag. You can use Exposé mid-drag to bring a window to the front and
reveal the source that you want to drop onto.

The top-level sources are:
- Library
- Records
- All the records in the library, from all the folders. Click the
triangle next to the Records source to see folder sources
matching the folders in the library’s Files folder in the
Finder. You can drag and drop files and folders to re-arrange
their hierarchy.
- Trash
- The records that have been deleted from the library, but which are
still available until you empty the trash. This corresponds to the
library’s Trash folder in the Finder.
- Search For
- Recently Added
- The last 25 files that were added to the library.
- Recently Modified
- The last 25 files that were modified within EagleFiler or using
another application.
- Unfiled
- Files that are at the top level of the library, e.g. ones that
are directly in the Files folder rather than in one of its
sub-folders.
- Untagged
- Files anywhere in the library that do not have any tags.
- Tags
- Tag sources behave like playlists in iTunes or albums in iPhoto.
Select a tag source to view all the records with that tag. You can
drag records onto a tag source to assign that tag to them. Each
record may appear in any number of tag sources. Deleting a record
from a tag source unassigns that tag; the record remains in the
library. You can drag and drop tags to re-arrange their hierarchy.
You can select more than one source at a time to view all their contents
at once. You can type the first few letters of a source’s name to select
it. Press Return to open the selected source in a new window, or Enter
to edit its name.