# Managing Projects
Managing projects is actually easy with AugeLab Studio.
Described early in the [Menubar-File](/augelab-studio-interface/menubar-toolbar.md#file) section, you can save-load your project files with `.pmod` extension.
## Handling resource files
When haandling resource files, it's best practice to put any resource such as:
* Image files (image, video etc.)
* AI models
* Certificates
in the same folder with the .pmod file.
This way, you'll be able to share your project files and all of external resources without reloading them.
## Exporting Projects to Different Computers
AugeLab Studio .pmod files can be opened on any computer with AugeLab Studio installed.
To keep things simple, organize your resource files (images, weights, files etc.) in the same folder with the .pmod file. Simple folder structure would look like this:
```
MyProjectFolder
├── my_project.pmod
├── resources
│ ├── image1.jpg
│ ├── model.onnx
| └── human_det.weights
```
When you need to move your project to a different computer, just copy the entire folder to the new computer and open the .pmod file with AugeLab Studio. All resource files will be loaded automatically.
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