Displays the drive and folder in which you want to search for the document or image you want to open. The system stores the last location you browsed in the Look In box.

If you are opening a document that is managed by Teamcenter, this option displays the Teamcenter folder structure and does not show the cache path.

Returns to the last folder that you visited. This option is not available when working with Teamcenter.

Accesses the parent folder.

Displays the Create New Folder dialog boxthat allows you to create a new folder.

Controls the display method for the listed documents.

• Thumbnails–Displays thumbnails for the documents.

• Large Icons—Displays large icons for the documents.

• Small Icons—Displays small icons for the documents.

• List—Lists the names of the documents in columns.

• Details—Displays a detailed view of the folder contents. The columns displayed include Name, Size, Type, and Modified.

Specifies the name of the file you want to open.

Specifies the type of files that you want to list.

Displays the Search dialog box so you can define search criteria for the document you want to open.

If you are working with Teamcenter, the Search dialog box for Teamcenter displays.

Displays the translation options.

Displays a bitmap image of the document if a preview image was saved for the file.

Displays the properties of the highlighted document in the right pane.

Specifies the variant rule used when opening an assembly from Teamcenter. If no variant was saved with the assembly, the option is grayed out on the Open dialog box The variant rule is assembly-specific and is cleared if you select a different assembly.

Displays the selected assembly structure in a BOM view. This is helpful when determining which files need to be loaded to cache. The option is only available when working with Teamcenter.