The Filr Desktop Console include the following options:
Allows you to change the user account information. For more information, see Changing Your Filr Account Information.
Displays your data quota. For more information, see Understanding and Viewing Your Data Quota.
Allows you to specify whether you want Filr to automatically launch when the computer starts.
Allows you to specify the location for synchronizing the Filr files. By default, Filr files are synchronized to the C:\Users\username\Filr folder on your file system. For more information, see Storage.
Allows you to specify how long locally cached files are retained after they were last accessed or modified. For more information, see Removing Cache Files.
Filr now lets your system administrator control application-driven downloads and prevent Filr from filling up local disks. The Application page summarizes the action that your administrator has taken. If restrictions are in place, the page has a link for viewing the applications that are allowed, blocked, or both. For more information, see Preventing Application-Driven Downloads From Filling Up the Local Disk.
Displays information about sync actions that did not complete successfully. You can retry sync actions or undo changes to the Filr workspace. For more information, see Understanding and Resolving Synchronization Issues.
Displays activity that has recently taken place in the Filr desktop application. For more information, see Viewing Recent Activity.
Displays various alerts such as new software updates, expired passwords, server downtime, and so forth. For more information, see Viewing System Alerts.