She can make a second copy of this circle but not a third.

She blink blinks. 

Can she... 'open a new tab'? 

She cannot.

She hesistantly pokes the design on the left of the desk. Can she open the window for that?  

This circle summons a new smaller window with pictures of the notebooks and pens she found in the drawers.

There's a faint sense that this is connected to something bigger.

Oo? 

Is it a static image or something more dynamic? Can she paste the sigil into this window? 

As it turns out they are 3D models and she can rotate them to look at them from any angle.

This window does not accept an attempt to make a sigil appear inside it.

She pouts. 

There goes that plan. 

She fumbles around looking to see if there's some sort of 'print' command. 

She wants to print this pen? Yes she can do that. She can feel the command be accepted but nothing immediately visible happens.

She tries to print the pen and there's just sort of an impression of something meaningful happening? Weird. 

She opens back up the sigil page, and tries to see if it gets a different result when she tries to print that. 

Upon reopening the sigil page she might be surprised to note that it also has a copy of the one from the left side of the desk and likely even more surprised to notice that it's already three dimensional dipping deeper into what would be the desk below the main circle.

If she tries to copy this new array though it fails in the same way. She can treat the previous array as a three dimensional object if she prefers including viewing it from weirder angles that demonstrate it does have thickness but that doesn't help her with copying it to the printer screen either.

She hums. 

In lieu of anything to obviously better to do, she runs around and taps all of the sigils around the room - does anything happen there? 

...Can she make a text box, or anything like that? 

One of them seems to control the color and intensity of the lights in the room. There's actually several copies of that one including the one on the desk and one on a table next to the bed. The ones on the bins of clothing seem to have a sort of mental button she can press but she can't tell what it does she presses it. The big one on the wall seems to show her a map of the places she's been.

Oh cute! Does seem nice and homey, to have all that control. 

She empties a bin of clothing, steps away, then presses the button. 

There's a faint bit of feedback. It feels empty.

She tentatively tosses in a shirt and tries again? 

The emptiness feedback is gone. There's a brief sensation a bit like an impression of thinking and then a sense of completion.

Nothing visible seems to have happened to the shirt.

She glances along the interface again - has anything changed around the clothing bins? 

No, to the extent that she could follow it the sensation of this circle seemed focused on the bin it's carved into. And nothing happens to contradict that sensation.