> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings.md).

# General Settings

- [Quantower Main Toolbar](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/main-toolbar.md): Get to know how to use and manage Main Toolbar that is a starting panel of all platform
- [Workspaces](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/workspaces-binds-groups.md): Create the best trading environment, based on your own preferences. Use panels, Binds, and Groups under one Workspace
- [Single Panel](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/standalone-panels.md): Single panel is the minor element of any Workspace and they behave just like any usual PC window
- [Link panels](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/link-panels.md): Set the same color for multiple panels for applying Linking.
- [Binds](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/binds.md): Binds allow to create any combination of panels in any required way
- [Group of panels](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/group-of-panels.md): Group allows to arrange several panels as nested tabs and then move the created group as one panel.
- [Templates](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/templates.md): Customize the panel as you need and save it as a Template for quick use for other trading instruments
- [Set as Default](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/set-as-default.md): Set as Default option allows to customize the panel and save its settings by default. Each newly opened panel of this type will apply the saved settings.
- [Symbols lookup](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/instruments-lookup.md): Symbols lookup manager allowing to search and select any available symbol from active connections
- [Table management](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/table-management.md): Get to know how to add or remove columns in the table, sort and filter data, set alerts and actions
- [Alerts](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/alerts.md): Setting up alerts in Quantower
- [General settings](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/general-settings-1.md): General settings — is a screen, where you can set up the most common behavior of the whole Quantower platform.
- [Custom hotkeys](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/custom-hotkeys.md): Custom Hotkeys functionality exists alongside the usual hotkeys settings and allows you to bind terminal-wide or panel-specific actions to some keyboard combinations
- [Setup Actions & Advanced filters](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/setup-actions-and-advanced-filters.md): Setup Actions feature allows you to setup certain behavior on some data change in the table.
- [Notifications center](https://help.quantower.com/quantower/general-settings/notifications-center.md)


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