# Frequently Asked Questions

### Do I need any specific software to run vLex?

The only piece of software you need to use vLex is a web browser. 

We recommend [Firefox](https://www.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/new/)↗ or [Chrome](https://www.google.com/intl/en_ca/chrome/)↗ for the best experience, but you can also use [Microsoft Edge](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/edge)↗ or [Safari](https://www.apple.com/ca/safari/)↗.

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### How can I improve my search results?

There are many ways you can improve your search results. Please read the article available [here](/support-1/frequently-asked-questions/reach-better-search-results-1.md). 

### How can I navigate documents?

There is more information about how to navigate documents available [here](/support-1/frequently-asked-questions/navigate-documents.md). 

### Can I analyse documents without Vincent AI?

Want to check if a case is still good law? You can use some of vLex's features to help you. Read more [here](/support-1/frequently-asked-questions/analyse-a-document-with-vincent.md). 

### How can I work in collaboration with others?

If you want to collaborate with others on the vLex platform, you can use the [Collections](broken://pages/RuN6o1ArT8CifRuk85yM) feature in Vincent AI, or read about other methods [here](/support-1/frequently-asked-questions/share-documents.md). 

### How can I create a research workflow?

There is more information on how to create a research workflow in vLex available [here](/support-1/frequently-asked-questions/research-using-folders.md). 

### How can I incorporate my own documents into vLex?

There are multiple ways to incorporate your own documents into vLex, including [Knowledge Collections](broken://pages/58mCGQYIfSF7YpyJvkQQ) and [other features](/support-1/frequently-asked-questions/incorporate-documents-into-vlex.md). 


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