• Docked (Default)  Detail View windows are docked to the workspace.
• Floating  Detail View windows are free-floating.

• Reference View (Default)  Display the Reference tab when you open a code, showing all the references coded to the code.
• Summary View  Display the Summary tab when you open a code, showing a list of all the files coded to the code.

• None  Coding in files and codes is not automatically highlighted when you open the item.
• All codes  Coding in files and codes is automatically highlighted when you open the item.

• All Users (Default)  Coding references created by all users are displayed when you open a code.
• Current User  Only coding references created by the current user are displayed when you open a code.

• Summary View  This option displays the Summary tab, listing the most frequently occurring words and a count of how often they occur.
• Word Cloud View  This option displays the Word Cloud tab, showing, by default, 100 words in varying font sizes, where frequently occurring words are in larger fonts.

• Summary View  This option displays the Summary tab, listing the files in which the word or phrase occurs.
• Reference View  This option displays the Reference tab, showing the word or phrase in a narrow context.
• Word Tree View  This option displays the Word Tree tab, showing the results as a tree with branches representing the various contexts in which the word or phrase occurs.

Display the Annotations tab when you open a file or a code.

 Automatically adjust the width of columns in List View to fit the contents of the column. Do not select this option if you prefer to manually set the width of columns in List View.

Automatically display the See-Also Links tab when you open a file or a code.

Automatically display the Relationships tab when you open a file or a code.

 Automatically display the media waveform behind the timeline when you open an audio or video file. The waveform provides a visual display of the sound patterns in a media file containing imported media.

Content

This option controls the content that is displayed by default in the associated view of a framework matrix.

• Row Coding (Default)  Show content coded to the row code—the rows in a framework matrix should be cases (for example, cases that represent the people you interviewed). When you click in a row, the associated view shows everything that has been coded to a particular case.
• Cell Coding  Show content coded to both the row (case) and column code—the columns in a framework matrix should be your codes. When you click in a cell, the associated view shows everything coded to both the case and theme.
• Summary Links  Show content coded to the row that is linked to text in the summary. When you click in a cell, only content linked to text in the current cell is displayed. This can be useful, when you are reviewing a framework matrix and want to see the supporting content.

Highlight

This option controls the default highlighting of content in the associated view of a framework matrix.

• None  No highlighting.
• Column Coding  Highlight content that is coded to the column code—this option is useful when you are showing row coding in the associated view, and want to be able to identify any content that is also coded to the column code.
• Summary Links  Highlight content that is linked to the current matrix cell.
• Summary Links from Position (Default)  Highlight content that is linked to your current position (or selection) in a matrix cell.

Display

This option controls the position of  the associated view of a framework matrix.

• Right (Default)  The associated view is shown to the right of the matrix.
• Bottom  The associated view is shown below the matrix.
• Hide  The associated view is not shown.

• None (Default)  Coding stripes are not automatically displayed when you open a file or code.
• All Codes Coding Item Coding stripes for all codes that code the item. You can display the stripes for up to 200 codes—if more than 200 codes code the item, then codes that 'least' code the item are excluded.
• Codes Most Coding Item  Coding stripes for codes that most frequently code the item (of all the codes coding the item) are automatically displayed when you open a file or code.
• Codes Least Coding Item  Coding stripes for the codes that least frequently code the item (of all the codes coding the item) are automatically displayed when you open a file or code.
• Codes Recently Coding Item  Coding stripes for the codes that most recently code the item (of all the codes coding the item) are automatically displayed when you open a file or code.
• Items Last Selected  Coding stripes for the codes that were last selected for viewing are automatically displayed when you open a file or code. This option can be useful when you want to check coding to the same codes across multiple files.
• Coding Density Only  The coding density bar is automatically displayed when you open a file or code.

This option controls the number of coding stripes that are displayed when you choose Codes Most Coding Item, Codes Least Coding Item, Codes Recently Coding Item or Items Last Selected. The default setting for this option is 7—you can select any value between 7 and 200.

Choose the date/time format which is used when you insert the current date and time into a file.

• Local Format (Default)  Use universal time (UTC) converted to your local time zone.
• Universal Format  Use UTC (coordinated universal time). UTC is the reference time zone from which all other time zones around the world are calculated—it is the successor of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).