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When you create a project, Anypoint Code Builder stores it in your home directory by default. You can create other folders for your projects in the IDE.
To a folder for storing your Mule projects under your home directory:
partial$acb-reusable-steps.adoc . Select the following command:
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File: Open Folder...+ image::file-open-folder-command.png["Finding the command in the Command Palette"] . Select your Anypoint Code Builder home directory:
+ image::select-home-directory.png["Adding a home directory to the Open Folder field"]
+ If prompted, trust the authors of the files in the directory:
+ image::trust-home-directory.png["Trusting authors of the files in the folder"] . After Anypoint Code Builder loads your home directory, right-click your Explorer view, and select New Folder.
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image::new-folder-home-directory.png["Selecting New Folder from the Explorer"]
. Name your new directory and press Enter.
. Close your home directory by clicking the 
(menu) icon and selecting File > Close Folder.
+ image::close-working-directory.png["Closing the folder from the File menu"]
To create a local folder for your projects from the desktop IDE:
partial$acb-reusable-steps.adoc . Select the following command:
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File: Open Folder...+ image::file-open-folder-command.png[Opening a folder from the Command Palette] . Use your local directory to create a new folder.
Use the terminal in the IDE to create folders.
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Provide this command to create a folder:
mkdir <name-of-your-folder>Replace
<name-of-your-folder>with a name of your choice for the directory.