Background of the main screen may use default tiles or custom color.

There are the following color schemes predefined within the application: Light, Dark, Black, and Windows Color.

Select the language to be used in GUI. The language pack is a part of the Local Option module.

Actual words used on buttons of the window which appears if an image has been modified and is about to be closed.

Having two Z devices, select whether to display Z1, Z2 or both on the main status bar.

The View > Acquisition Controls > Capture Timelapse window will be closed automatically upon acquisition start.

You can decide whether the top and side image toolbar is integrated into the main toolbar (Common for all Images) or whether each image has its own set of toolbars (Visible for each image). The most space-saving option is to use shared toolbars and hide the image status bar and the ND2 control bar (Control Bar) automatically (Common for all images, auto hide bottom toolbar). It will show up only when the mouse cursor rolls over the bottom part of the image.

In the Right toolbar section you can select the appearance of buttons having more sub-options. See Image Window .

Show channel names and colors in the image window status bar.

Show layout tabs in the main status bar.

If unselected, the Windows task bar will be hidden.

Select the preferred side for the default vertical docking pane.

When selected, text annotations will not be zoomed with the image. See View > Analysis Controls > Annotations and Measurements .

When selected, the image can be resized to be smaller than displayed using the View > Zoom > Fit to Screen command.

If you are used to switch between two camera modes (resolutions), this option ensures that the scene observed does not change its size or position.

If checked, the image window respects the image size while zooming.

You can select the zoom factor of the newly opened images. The options are Best Fit, 200, 100, 50, 25%.

Whenever a new Live or Captured window is opened, the zoom will be automatically set to 100%.

Select the engine used in the Volume Viewer.