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# Build your own Desk

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### What Is My Desk?

**My Desk** is your private, flexible board in Scrintal — a place to:

* Organize your work
* Manage tasks
* Jot down personal notes or ideas

It's like your digital workspace — fully customizable and always accessible.

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### How to Access My Desk

You can access your desk in two ways:

* **Keyboard Shortcut**:
  * `Cmd + Shift + D` on Mac
  * `Ctrl + Shift + D` on Windows
* **Via Sidebar**:
  * Go to the top of the sidebar
  * Click on **My Desk**

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### Populating Your Desk

Once you're on your desk:

* **Drag items** from the recent list to the desk
* **Double-click** anywhere to create new blocks
* Use the **slash command** (/) to insert:
  * Docs from your library
  * Any type of block (e.g., notes, tasks, videos)

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### Different Uses for Your Desk

Your desk can adapt to your workflow. Here are a few common use cases:

* Brainstorming space
* Daily to-do list
* Draft area before finalizing docs
* Research snippets and link collections

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### Personal Tip

One popular tip is to keep **in-progress content** or tasks on the desk and move them to other boards once finalized. This keeps your workspace focused and tidy.

**My Desk** in Scrintal is more than just a canvas — it's your thinking hub. Use it to stay organized, focused, and creative!


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