Settings - Appearance

ConsoleZ

Settings - Appearance

Title & icon

Title

Specifies the main window title.
Note: The title is overridden by the command line parameter -w.


Use tab titles

If checked, main window title will be set to the active tab's title.


Main format

Specifies the text used to format the main window title. See text formatting syntax.


Tab format

Specifies the text used to format the tab title. See text formatting syntax.


Trim tab titles

If checked, tab titles will be trimmed to specified number of characters.


to ... characters

Specify the maximum number of character of the tab name.


with ... characters at the end

Specify the number of characters to take from the end of the string. The total number will not exceed the character width.


Icon

Specifies custom icon for the main window. If left empty, default ConsoleZ icon will be used.


Use tab icons

If checked, main window icon will be set to active tab's icon.


Position

Initial state

When checked, allows you to specify initial window state (Normal window, Minimized, Maximized or Full screen).


Save on exit (1)

If checked, ConsoleZ window state will be saved on exit.


Initial position

When checked, allows you to specify initial window position. Otherwise, initial ConsoleZ window position will be determined by Windows.


X, Y

These values specify initial ConsoleZ window position.


Save on exit (2)

If checked, ConsoleZ window position will be saved on exit.


Initial size

When checked, allows you to specify initial window size. Otherwise, initial ConsoleZ window size will be determined by number of columns and rows of the shell.


W, H

These values specify initial ConsoleZ window size.


Save on exit (3)

If checked, ConsoleZ window size will be saved on exit.


Snap to desktop edges

When checked, ConsoleZ window will be snapped to desktop edges.


Distance

Specifies window snap disance.


Docking

Specifies initial window docking type.

None
Top left
Top right
Bottom left
Bottom right
Top middle
Bottom middle
Right middle
Left middle


Z order

Allows you to specify window Z order.

Regular
Always on top Places the window above all non-topmost windows. The window maintains its topmost position even when it is deactivated.
Always on bottom Places the window at the bottom of all other windows. The window maintains its bottom position even when it is active.
Pinned to desktop Note: Pinned to desktop currently works only in Windows Explorer (i.e. other shells like Litestep are not supported)