We're going to look at how SolidWorks PDM standard manages toolbox and standard library components. It's a great idea to control and manage your toolbox and standard library components within SolidWorks PDM, as this eliminates the need for users to store any data on their local drives, which we often find leads to problems with different file sets being open. When people have different customized tool boxes, they're not synchronized across each other's drives. SolidWorks PDM standard allows us to synchronize those toolbox and standard libraries across all of our users PCs. So if any changes are made to any standard components, each user then gets that update pushed out to them automatically. Let's look in our local vault view. Here we have our library folder and we also have our toolbox components stored here. If we look at the administration tool, we can see that PDM is configured to use the toolbox within the vault. And what that means is that when users come to work with toolbox components inside of SolidWorks, this is all controlled within the administration tool. All users with toolbox pull the components from the same location. So when we look at using our toolbox, we're going to be using libraries from within the vault. So everyone is pulling in the same fasteners. Well that also means is that we can control who has access to making changes to the toolbox. So we're not allowing every user the ability to change different components. Instead, it's changed within a controlled environment. But we also have the ability inside SolidWorks to set up our library components. In here we've got our standard parts. And these components don't have to be cached onto the user's vault view in order to use them inside of the design. If we take a look inside of our local vault view, we can see that the files don't actually reside on our machine, but we can still pull them into our design. Within SolidWorks. What that means is we're not having to cache large data sets for standard components on each user's PC by enabling SolidWorks, PDM to manage our standard components and toolbox files. It means everyone with access to the vault is pulling from the same pool of fasteners. We're also able to exclude toolbox components and fasteners from the copy tree function. So when we're copying data, we're not duplicating any of our library components. We can see here any files within the library folder. And we can exclude them using copy tree. So we're not duplicating fasteners standard components and so on.