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

# Settings

- [Workspace](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/workspace.md): One of the main features of Tiger.com Windows is the ability to completely customize its workspace and place it on multiple monitors.
- [Trading modes](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/trading-modes.md): There are several trading modes available in the terminal, which you can choose depending on whether you wish to trade on a real or demo account.
- [Basic setup](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/basic-setup.md)
- [Selecting a symbol](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/basic-setup/selecting-a-symbol.md): Tiger.com Windows allows selecting a symbol in multiple ways.
- [Selecting a timeframe](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/basic-setup/selecting-a-timeframe.md): The Tiger.com terminal allows setting any timeframe, and you can choose a chart period in several ways.
- [Linking windows](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/basic-setup/linking-windows.md): You can combine windows into groups by symbols.
- [Setting up exit strategies](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/basic-setup/setting-up-defensive-strategies.md): The exit strategy in the terminal is used to automatically place Stop Loss, Take Profit, Trailing orders and move the stop loss order to breakeven.
- [Setting offsets](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/basic-setup/setting-offsets.md): In the trading panel, you can set up volumes and offsets (slippage) for various types of orders, as well as change or set parameters.
- [Terminal](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal.md): To work with the Tiger.Trade Windows terminal, you need to configure it. There are many platform customizations options available.
- [Order volumes preset](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/order-volumes-preset.md): This feature is available starting from Tiger.Trade 6.8 app version
- [Configuration](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/configuration.md)
- [How to create public configuration](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/configuration/how-to-create-public-configuration.md)
- [General settings](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/general-settings.md): The basic settings contain visual and optional settings for the interface, chart, DOM, trade feed, and trading elements.
- [Email notifications](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/email-notifications.md): Users can receive email notifications about signals from indicators and when a trade is executed in the platform.
- [Telegram alerts](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/telegram-alerts.md): Users can receive notifications, which they set up in indicators, and get notified right in Telegram upon execution of a trade.
- [Hotkeys Manager](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/hotkeys-manager.md): In Tiger.com Windows, you can configure hotkeys for a variety of actions that are most common when trading.
- [Sound alerts](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/sound-alerts.md): The Tiger.com terminal allows setting sound alerts for different types of events.
- [Symbols manager](https://support.tiger.com/english/settings/terminal/symbols-manager.md): Tiger.com Windows features a window that allows users to see the list of available instrument, as well as their


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