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# Customization
Customization options can be found in the Preferences dialog (**Configure > Settings** from the Console menu bar). Click on **General**, then on **Dock**. The following options are available:
* **Tab Location** – Location of the station tabs (top or bottom)
* **Page Bar Location** – Location of the page bar (top or bottom)
* **Grid Spacing** – Sets the distance between the grid dots. The " **Show Grid on Floating Pages"** will enable/disable the grid when selected.
* **Snap to Grid** – Automatically aligns stations to the nearest grid when they are moved close.
* **Show Tab Icons** – Optionally displays the icons for the station tabs. These icons indicate the panel type.
* **Show Bar Size in Tabs** – Optionally displays the bar sizes on the station tabs.
* **Show Watchlist Count** – Optionally displays the total number of instruments in a Watchlist.
* **Confirm Remove Page** – Shows a warning message when deleting a page (on by default).
The screen shot below shows the console window with the station tabs at the bottom, page bar at the top and station tab icons, bar size, watchlist count enabled.
## Active Tab Bar Colors
The colors for the active chart and active focus can be customized from the Preferences dialog (**Configure > Settings** from the Console menu bar). Click on the **Theme** tab, then on the **Theme** sub tab. The screen shot below shows the customized colors:
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