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:The inventory menu contains links to windows that allow pilots to manage and interact with their personal, corporate, as well as market inventories.

:The inventory button opens the universal inventory window.  From here, pilots can access and interact with their current ship, it's contents, their ship hangar and contents of all ships therein, their personal hangar, as well as any corporate hangars.

:The active ship button opens the active ship variation of the universal inventory window.  Unless configured otherwise, this window only displays the current ship and the contents of any and all cargo holds, drone holds, hangars and/or bays.

:When docked, the item hangar button opens the item hangar variation of the universal inventory window.  Unless configured otherwise, this window only displays the contents of any personal hangars or corporate hangars at the current station.

:When docked, the ship hangar button opens the ship hangar variation of the universal inventory window.  Unless configured otherwise, this window only displays the contents of any ships in the current ship maintenance bay and/or station hangar.  While in station, pilots may assemble new ships and switch between them when necessary.  While in a capital ship in space, pilots may access and deploy ships from the maintenance bay into space.

:The market deliveries button opens the corporation market delivery window.

:The browser button displays the in-game browser window.  This browser can be used to access [http://www.eveonline.com/ EVE Online] related websites including the [https://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Main_Page EVElopedia]. It’s also a full-featured (but not Flash® featured) web browser. It can be very useful to watch a YouTube® video tutorial on EVE while actually flying your ship!

:The calculator button displays the in-game calculator.  This can be very handy for calculating all manner of things such as how much ore is needed to manufacture an item, how much profit one will make on a trade, etc.

:The notepad button displays the notepad window.  This window is just as it sounds. It’s a place to keep your notes. Cut and paste interesting text items that you want to remember and reference later.

:The notifications and log button displays the notifications and log window.  This window displays and stores all game messages, notifications, combat actions, etc., for further reference. Players can look up all their stored actions until they either jump to another solar system or dock at a station. The notifications and log window will reset its contents and save the old logs to a file on your hard disk (default Windows 7 location: C:\Users\*username*\Documents\EVE\logs\Gamelogs\). When saved, they are named by date and time to be easily recognizable.

The social menu includes buttons to a number of social and communication tools.

:The character sheet button displays the character sheet window.  From here pilots can manage everything about their self including skill training, attributes, [[Implants|implants]], and [[Jump_clones|jump clones]]. It also has a personal kill record of all of the ships that a pilot has killed or been killed in. The most important item in the character sheet window is the skill queue, available from a button labeled "skill queue" under the skills sub-tab.  From the skill queue, a pilot can schedule existing and new skill training.

:The certificates button displays the certificates window.  From here pilots can investigate a series of certificates that are awarded after a specific progression of skills is obtained.  Pilots can start off with low level basic certificates in the major areas of skill training (ship piloting, weaponry, core systems, industry, leadership, and corporation management) and progress to the completionist accomplishment of an elite certificate.

:The people and places button displays the people & places window.  From here, a pilot can create and organize [[Bookmarks|bookmarks]] in space, see if other pilots are online, set personal standings, manage their watchlist, as well as search for pilots and locations. [[Bookmarks|bookmarks]] are specifically useful because they are allowed as destinations for the autopilot system as well as points in space that are not automatically warp destinations for other pilots.

:The fitting button displays the fitting window.  From here, a pilot can configure module, ammunition, rig, and subsystem layout of the currently piloted ship.  Pilots can also access and modify ship cargo holds and drone holds.  They can also view offensive and defensive statistics of the current fitting configuration.  Finally, pilots can use it to save ship fittings for later use, sharing, as well as comparison. While in space, this tool can also be accessed through the keyboard shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+F. When docked, this tool may also be accessed from the station services if available.

:The journal button displays the journal window.  From here, pilots can track four different areas of information: agents, expeditions, contracts, and the epic journal. The agents tab tracks missions that have been offered a pilot or that the pilot is currently completing, which agents are currently performing research for the pilot and the status of that research, and the number of loyalty points earned with each NPC Corporation.

:The help button displays the help window.  This window provides access to a variety of EVE Help tools including help channels, the petition system, EVElopedia, career agents, and the bug report system.

:The tutorial button begins or continues the current tutorial.  A tutorial specific window will appear and guide the pilot through the current step.  Pilots can change the current tutorial from within the tutorial window using the drop down button the upper right corner.

As of Odyssey 1.0 this is no longer accurate!