[FEATURE] Rename top-level module "file" to "media"

Documentation/Administration/BackendUsers/Groups.rst

@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ Grant access to the user_upload folder (file mounts)
 ====================================================
 
 The :ref:`automatically created user groups <backend-users-groups-quick>` from
-the previous step have access to the :guilabel:`Filelist` module, however, as
-file mount is created automatically, they will only see an error message:
+the previous step have access to the :guilabel:`Media > Filelist` module, however, as
+the file mount is created automatically, they will only see an error message:
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/BackendUser/MissingFolderPermissions.png
     :alt: Error message: Missing folder permissions. You have no access to the folder "1:/user_upload/".
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ file mount is created automatically, they will only see an error message:
 Unless your users or their groups have at least one file mount they will not be
 able to upload files including images.
 
-To create a file mount, go to the backend module :guilabel:`File > Filelist`
+To create a file mount, go to the backend module :guilabel:`Media > Filelist`
 then choose the folder in which you want to create a file mount.
 
 Right click on the folder in the directory tree and choose "New Filemount"

Documentation/Concepts/Assets/Index.rst

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Files in the fileadmin directory are managed by the
 :ref:`File abstraction layer (FAL) <t3coreapi:fal_introduction>`.
 
 They can be uploaded, moved and deleted in the backend module
-:guilabel:`File > Filelist` by administrators and
+:guilabel:`Media > Filelist` by administrators and
 depending on :ref:`permissions <t3coreapi:permissions-management>`,
 by editors.
 

Documentation/Concepts/Backend/FileModule/Index.rst

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 The Filelist module
 ===================
 
-The :guilabel:`File > Filelist` module is where you can manage
+The :guilabel:`Media > Filelist` module is where you can manage
 all the :ref:`media and downloads <media>` associated with your TYPO3 website.
 
 The Editors Guide describes how to

Documentation/Concepts/Backend/GeneralBackendStructure/ContextMenu/Index.rst

@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ backend. You will notice that different sets of
 icons appear depending on what page you are on
 what actions you are performing.
 
-For example, there's a contextual menu in the **WEB > List** view:
+For example, there is a contextual menu in the :guilabel:`Content > List` view:
 
 .. include:: /Images/AutomaticScreenshots/ListModule/ContextMenu.rst.txt
 
-or in the **FILE > Filelist** view:
+or in the :guilabel:`Media > Filelist` view:
 
 .. include:: /Images/AutomaticScreenshots/FilelistModule/ContextMenu.rst.txt

Documentation/Concepts/Backend/GeneralBackendStructure/Index.rst

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Situated in the center left of page is the
 
 Module menu (2)
     This is the main menu of the TYPO3 CMS backend. It is divided
-    into main modules (:guilabel:`Content`, :guilabel:`File`, etc.) and
+    into main modules (:guilabel:`Content`, :guilabel:`Media`, etc.) and
     their sub-modules.
 
 :ref:`Page tree <page-tree>` (3)

Documentation/Concepts/Backend/Index.rst

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ extensions can also be found in this area.
 :guilabel:`Site Management` is for the setup of a site. Here it is possible to
 specify the site name, assign domains and select languages.
 
-:ref:`Filelist <file-module>` is for viewing and managing files including
+:ref:`Media > Filelist <file-module>` is for viewing and managing files including
 documents, images and videos.
 
 :guilabel:`Admin Tools` are administrative modules for maintenance and performing