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13. **Display security badge** enables to display a badge with your installation status in the [Information administration panel](../../information), and on the [start page](../../../user-guide/start-page). It is displayed to administrators only.
The badge will check your current OpenProject version against the official OpenProject release database to alert you of any updates or known vulnerabilities. For more information on what the check provides, what data is needed to provide available updates, and how to disable this check, please visit [the configuration documentation](https://github.com/opf/openproject/blob/dev/docs/configuration/configuration.md#security-badge).
The badge will check your current OpenProject version against the official OpenProject release database to alert you of any updates or known vulnerabilities. For more information on what the check provides, what data is needed to provide available updates, and how to disable this check, please visit [the configuration documentation](../../system-admin-guide/information#security-badge).
| [Working with backlogs](work-with-backlogs) | How to work with backlogs for Scrum projects in OpenProject? |
| [Create new sprint](manage-sprints) | How to set up the product backlog, bug backlog, and create a new sprint in the backlogs view? |
| [Story points](story-points) | How to estimate and edit story points in the backlogs view? |
| [Create a new user story](create-new-story) | How to create a new epic, user story, bug or feature in the backlogs view? |
| [Story points](work-with-backlogs#working-withstory-points) | How to estimate and edit story points in the backlogs view? |
| [Create a new user story](work-with-backlogs#create-a-new-story) | How to create a new epic, user story, bug or feature in the backlogs view? |
| [Task board](taskboard) | How to work with the taskboard? |
| [Burndown chart](burndown-chart) | How to create a burndown chart? |
| [Print story cards](https://www.openproject.org/help/agile-scrum/print-story-cards/) | How to print story cards? |
| [Sprint wiki page](https://www.openproject.org/help/agile-scrum/create-sprint-wiki-page/) | How to create a sprint wiki page? |
| [Selecting folded or collapsed backlogs view](https://www.openproject.org/help/agile-scrum/selecting-folded-collapsed-backlogs-view/) | How to select the folded or collapsed backlogs view? |
| [Burndown chart](work-with-backlogs#burndown-chart) | How to create a burndown chart? |
| [Print story cards](work-with-backlogs#print-story-cards) | How to print story cards? |
| [Sprint wiki page](work-with-backlogs#sprint-wiki) | How to create a sprint wiki page? |
| [Selecting folded or collapsed backlogs view](taskboard#configure-backlogs-settings-under-my-account) | How to select the folded or collapsed backlogs view? |
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## Create a new backlog
The first thing you will do is to **create a new backlog version** (product backlog or sprints). Read here on [creating a new backlogs version or a sprint](../../project-settings/versions/versions-backlogs). You can always manage the backlog versions under project settings, if you have the necessary administrator rights.
The first thing you will do is to **create a new backlog version** (product backlog or sprints). Read here on [creating a new backlogs version or a sprint](../manage-sprints). You can always manage the backlog versions under project settings, if you have the necessary administrator rights.
The versions (product backlog or sprint) will then appear in the module Backlogs either on the left or on the right side.
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The project details widget displays all custom fields for projects, e.g. project owner, project due date, project number, or any other custom field for this project.
The custom fields can be adapted in the [project settings](../project-settings/). As a system administrator you can [create new custom fields for projects](../../system-admin-guide/custom-fields/custom-fields-projects/).
The custom fields can be adapted in the [project settings](../projects/project-settings/). As a system administrator you can [create new custom fields for projects](../../system-admin-guide/custom-fields/custom-fields-projects/).
Manage your project information in the Project settings: select a project and open the -> *Project Settings* -> *Information*.
**To view all details about managing projects**, view our [projects section](../../projects).
**To view all details about managing projects**, view our [projects section](../../).
You will have the following options in the project settings.
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4. Add a project **description**.
5. Display or edit the **project identifier**. This is the part of the project name shown in the URL, e.g. /demo-project.
6. The a project to **public**. This ways users will be able to access the project without logging in.
7. Set a **project status**. The project status can be displayed in the [project overview](../../project-overview).
8. Ad a **project status description**. The status description will be shown on the [project overview](../../project-overview) page.
7. Set a **project status**. The project status can be displayed in the [project overview](../../../project-overview).
8. Ad a **project status description**. The status description will be shown on the [project overview](../../../project-overview) page.
9. Display the required disk storage information.
10. **Save** your changes.
11. **Create a new subproject** for this project with the green **+ Subproject** button.
12. **Copy the project**. When [copying a project](../../projects/#copy-a-project) you can choose which modules you will copy.
13. **Archive a project**. This way the [archived project](../../projects/#archive-a-project) will not appear in the project selection anymore and cannot be accessed by team members. You can view archived projects in the view all projects list.
14. **Delete a project**. By [deleting a project](../../projects/#delete-a-project) the whole project will all included information will be removed.
12. **Copy the project**. When [copying a project](../../#copy-a-project) you can choose which modules you will copy.
13. **Archive a project**. This way the [archived project](../../#archive-a-project) will not appear in the project selection anymore and cannot be accessed by team members. You can view archived projects in the view all projects list.
14. **Delete a project**. By [deleting a project](../../#delete-a-project) the whole project will all included information will be removed.
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