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# Preferences

Settings are designed similarly to macOS settings. Everything you would like to customize is there. 

You also can find settings by hitting the gear icon in the widget! 

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Here is a short description of the capabilities

* General
  * P\&L - allows you to change the default view of your profit and loss for an open position.
    * Amount
    * ROE%&#x20;
* Exchanges - add or remove your connections to certain exchanges.&#x20;
* DOM
  * Common - settings in this tab are applied to all DOM widgets
  * Symbol - settings, that are related to the certain "Trading Pair"
* Shortcuts - all possible shortcuts. Some of them can be chnaged


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