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# Project Activities
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The **Important foundations** page covers all basic project-related activities:
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[Important foundations](/feature-documentation/important-foundations.md)
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### X-ray
X-ray is a good way to peak inside a project to see if there's useful content there or if you're unsure which project you need to work on.
After clicking the X-ray icon you'll see a menu on the right hand side of the screen. From here you can expand to view the libraries inside.
### Copy, rename, delete project
Navigate to the project and click the arrow to the left of the project name to expand the project menu.
Copying a project will create a new project in the *Projects without folder* folder.
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