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- Create New Button
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- New empty profile
- Button label that creates a new profile with default settings.
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- Duplicate a profile
- This is the header for a control that lets the user duplicate one of their existing profiles.
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- Duplicate Button
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- Duplicate
- Button label that duplicates the selected profile and navigates to the duplicate's page.
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- Background
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the background color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Black
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the black color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Blue
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the blue color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright black
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright black color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright blue
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright blue color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright cyan
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright cyan color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright green
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright green color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright purple
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright purple color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright red
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright red color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright white
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright white color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Bright yellow
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright yellow color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Cursor color
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the text cursor's color displayed on the screen.
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- Cyan
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the cyan color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Foreground
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the foreground color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Green
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the green color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Purple
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the purple color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Selection background
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the background color for selected text displayed on the screen.
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- Red
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the red color for text displayed on the screen.
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- White
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the white color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Yellow
- This is the header for a control that lets the user select the yellow color for text displayed on the screen.
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- Language (requires relaunch)
- The header for a control allowing users to choose the app's language.
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- Sets an override for the app's preferred language.
- A description explaining how this control changes the app's language.
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- Use system default
- The app contains a control allowing users to choose the app's language. If this value is chosen, the language preference list of the system settings is used instead.
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- Always show tabs
- Header for a control to toggle if the app should always show the tabs (similar to a website browser).
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- When disabled, the tab bar will appear when a new tab is created.
- A description for what the "always show tabs" setting does. Presented near "Globals_AlwaysShowTabs.Header".
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- Automatically copy selection to clipboard
- Header for a control to toggle whether selected text should be copied to the clipboard automatically, or not.
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- Automatically detect URLs and make them clickable
- Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal should automatically detect URLs and make them clickable, or not.
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- Remove trailing white-space in rectangular selection
- Header for a control to toggle whether a text selected with block selection should be trimmed of white spaces when copied to the clipboard, or not.
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- Below are the currently bound keys, which can be modified by editing the JSON settings file.
- A disclaimer located at the top of the actions page that presents the list of keybindings.
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- Default profile
- Header for a control to select your default profile from the list of profiles you've created.
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- Profile that opens when clicking the '+' icon or by typing the new tab key binding.
- A description for what the default profile is and when it's used.
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- Default terminal application
- Header for a drop down that permits the user to select which installed Terminal application will launch when command line tools like CMD are run from the Windows Explorer run box or start menu or anywhere else that they do not already have a graphical window assigned.
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- The terminal application that launches when a command-line application is run without an existing session, like from the Start Menu or Run dialog.
- A description to clarify that the dropdown choice for default terminal will tell the operating system which Terminal application (Windows Terminal, the preview build, the legacy inbox window, or a 3rd party one) to use when starting a command line tool like CMD or Powershell that does not already have a window.
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- Redraw entire screen when display updates
- Header for a control to toggle the "force full repaint" setting. When enabled, the app renders new content between screen frames.
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- When disabled, the terminal will render only the updates to the screen between frames.
- A description for what the "force full repaint" setting does. Presented near "Globals_ForceFullRepaint.Header".
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- Columns
- Header for a control to choose the number of columns in the terminal's text grid.
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- The number of columns displayed in the window upon first load. Measured in characters.
- A description for what the "columns" setting does. Presented near "Globals_InitialCols.Header".
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- Rows
- Header for a control to choose the number of rows in the terminal's text grid.
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- The number of rows displayed in the window upon first load. Measured in characters.
- A description for what the "rows" setting does. Presented near "Globals_InitialRows.Header".
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- Launch mode
- Header for a control to select what mode to launch the terminal in.
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- How the terminal will appear on launch. Focus will hide the tabs and title bar.
- 'Focus' must match <Globals_LaunchModeFocus.Content>.
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- Default
- An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Default option.
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- Full screen
- An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Opens the app in a full screen state.
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- Maximized
- An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Opens the app maximized (covers the whole screen).
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- New instance behavior
- Header for a control to select how new app instances are handled.
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- Controls how new terminal instances attach to existing windows.
- A description for what the "windowing behavior" setting does. Presented near "Globals_WindowingBehavior.Header".
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- Create a new window
- An option to choose from for the "windowing behavior" setting. When selected, new instances create a new window.
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- Attach to the most recently used window
- An option to choose from for the "windowing behavior" setting. When selected, new instances open in the most recently used window.
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- Attach to the most recently used window on this desktop
- An option to choose from for the "windowing behavior" setting. When selected, new instances open in the most recently used window on this virtual desktop.
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- These settings may be useful for troubleshooting an issue, however they will impact your performance.
- A disclaimer presented at the top of a page.
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- Hide the title bar (requires relaunch)
- Header for a control to toggle whether the title bar should be shown or not. Changing this setting requires the user to relaunch the app.
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- When disabled, the title bar will appear above the tabs.
- A description for what the "show titlebar" setting does. Presented near "Globals_ShowTitlebar.Header".
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- Show acrylic in tab row (requires relaunch)
- Header for a control to toggle whether acrylic shows in the tab row. Changing this setting requires the user to relaunch the app.
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- When checked, the tab row will have the acrylic material.
- A description for what the "use acrylic in tab row" setting does. Presented near "Globals_AcrylicTabRow.Header".
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- Use active terminal title as application title
- Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal's title is shown as the application title, or not.
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- When disabled, the title bar will be 'Windows Terminal'.
- A description for what the "show title in titlebar" setting does. Presented near "Globals_ShowTitleInTitlebar.Header".{Locked="Windows"}
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- Snap window resizing to character grid
- Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal snaps the window to the character grid when resizing, or not.
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- When disabled, the window will resize smoothly.
- A description for what the "snap to grid on resize" setting does. Presented near "Globals_SnapToGridOnResize.Header".
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- Use software rendering
- Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal should use software to render content instead of the hardware.
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- When enabled, the terminal will use the software renderer (a.k.a. WARP) instead of the hardware one.
- A description for what the "software rendering" setting does. Presented near "Globals_SoftwareRendering.Header".
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- Launch on machine startup
- Header for a control to toggle whether the app should launch when the user's machine starts up, or not.
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- When enabled, this enables the launch of Windows Terminal at machine startup.
- A description for what the "start on user login" setting does. Presented near "Globals_StartOnUserLogin.Header".
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- Always on top
- Header for a control to toggle if the app will always be presented on top of other windows, or is treated normally (when disabled).
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- Windows Terminal will always be the topmost window on the desktop.
- A description for what the "always on top" setting does. Presented near "Globals_AlwaysOnTop.Header".
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- Tab width mode
- Header for a control to choose how wide the tabs are.
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- Compact will shrink unfocused tabs to the size of the icon.
- A description for what the "tab width mode" setting does. Presented near "Globals_TabWidthMode.Header". 'Compact' must match the value for <Globals_TabWidthModeCompact.Content>.
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- Compact
- An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, unselected tabs collapse to show only their icon. The selected tab adjusts to display the content within the tab.
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- Equal
- An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, each tab has the same width.
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- Title length
- An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, each tab adjusts its width to the content within the tab.
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- Theme
- Header for a control to choose the theme colors used in the app.
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- Sets the theme of the application.
- A description for what the "theme" setting does. Presented near "Globals_Theme.Header".
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- Dark
- An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, the app is in dark theme and darker colors are used throughout the app.
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- Use Windows theme
- An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, the app uses the theme selected in the Windows operating system.
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- Light
- An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, the app is in light theme and lighter colors are used throughout the app.
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- Word delimiters
- Header for a control to determine what delimiters to use to identify separate words during word selection.
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- Symbols used to define boundaries between words.
- A description for what the "word delimiters" setting does. Presented near "Globals_WordDelimiters.Header".
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- Appearance
- Header for the "appearance" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the app's appearance.
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- Color schemes
- Header for the "color schemes" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify schemes of colors that can be used by the terminal.
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- Interaction
- Header for the "interaction" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the user's mouse and touch interactions with the app.
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- Startup
- Header for the "startup" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the app's launch experience (i.e. screen position, mode, etc.)
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- Open JSON file
- Header for a menu item. This opens the JSON file that is used to log the app's settings.
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- Defaults
- Header for the "defaults" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings that affect profiles. This is the lowest layer of profile settings that all other profile settings are based on. If a profile doesn't define a setting, this page is responsible for figuring out what that setting is supposed to be.
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- Rendering
- Header for the "rendering" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the app's rendering of text in the terminal.
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- Actions
- Header for the "actions" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify commands, key bindings, and actions that can be done in the app.
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- Acrylic opacity
- Header for a control to determine the level of opacity for the acrylic rendering material. The user can choose to make the acrylic background of the app more or less opaque.
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- Sets the transparency of the window.
- A description for what the "acrylic opacity" setting does. Presented near "Profile_AcrylicOpacity.Header".
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- Advanced
- Header for a sub-page of profile settings focused on more advanced scenarios.
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- AltGr aliasing
- Header for a control to toggle whether the app treats ctrl+alt as the AltGr (also known as the Alt Graph) modifier key found on keyboards. {Locked="AltGr"}
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- By default Windows treats Ctrl+Alt as an alias for AltGr. When disabled, this behavior will be disabled.
- A description for what the "AltGr aliasing" setting does. Presented near "Profile_AltGrAliasing.Header".
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- Text antialiasing
- Header for a control to select the graphical anti-aliasing format of text.
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- Controls how text is antialiased in the renderer.
- A description for what the "antialiasing mode" setting does. Presented near "Profile_AntialiasingMode.Header".
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- Aliased
- An option to choose from for the "text antialiasing" setting. When selected, the app's text renderer does not use antialiasing techniques.
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- ClearType
- An option to choose from for the "text antialiasing" setting. When selected, the app's text renderer uses a "ClearType" antialiasing technique. {Locked="ClearType"}
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- Grayscale
- An option to choose from for the "text antialiasing" setting. When selected, the app's text renderer uses a grayscale antialiasing technique.
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- Appearance
- Header for a sub-page of profile settings focused on customizing the appearance of the profile.
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- Background image path
- Header for a control to determine the image presented on the background of the app.
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- File location of the image used in the background of the window.
- A description for what the "background image path" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImage".
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- Background image alignment
- Header for a control to choose the visual alignment of the image presented on the background of the app.
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- Sets how the background image aligns to the boundaries of the window.
- A description for what the "background image alignment" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImageAlignment".
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- Bottom
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Bottom left
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Bottom right
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Center
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Left
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Right
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Top
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Top left
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Top right
- This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
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- Browse...
- Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
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- Background image opacity
- Header for a control to choose the opacity of the image presented on the background of the app.
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- Sets the transparency of the background image.
- A description for what the "background image opacity" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImageOpacity".
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- Background image stretch mode
- Header for a control to choose the stretch mode of the image presented on the background of the app. Stretch mode is how the image is resized to fill its allocated space.
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- Sets how the background image is resized to fill the window.
- A description for what the "background image stretch mode" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImageStretchMode".
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- Fill
- An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected, the image is resized to fill the destination dimensions. The aspect ratio is not preserved.
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- None
- An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected, the image preserves its original size.
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- Uniform
- An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected,the image is resized to fit in the destination dimensions while it preserves its native aspect ratio.
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- Uniform to fill
- An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected, the content is resized to fill the destination dimensions while it preserves its native aspect ratio. But if the aspect ratio of the destination differs, the image is clipped to fit in the space (to fill the space)
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- Profile termination behavior
- Header for a control to select the behavior of a terminal session (a profile) when it closes.
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- Close when process exits, fails, or crashes
- An option to choose from for the "profile termination behavior" (or "close on exit") setting. When selected, the terminal closes if the process exits in a controlled (exit) or uncontrolled (fail or crash) scenario.
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- Close only when process exits successfully
- An option to choose from for the "profile termination behavior" (or "close on exit") setting. When selected, the terminal closes if the process exits in a controlled scenario successfully.
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- Never close automatically
- An option to choose from for the "profile termination behavior" (or "close on exit") setting. When selected, the terminal never closes, even if the process exits in a controlled or uncontrolled scenario. The user would have to manually close the terminal.
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- Color scheme
- Header for a control to select the scheme (or set) of colors used in the session. This is selected from a list of options managed by the user.
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- Name of the color scheme to use.
- A description for what the "color scheme" setting does. Presented near "Profile_ColorScheme".
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- Command line
- Header for a control to determine commandline executable (i.e. a .exe file) to run when a terminal session of this profile is launched.
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- Executable used in the profile.
- A description for what the "command line" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Commandline".
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- Browse...
- Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
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- Cursor height
- Header for a control to determine the height of the text cursor.
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- Sets the percentage height of the cursor starting from the bottom. Only works with the vintage cursor shape.
- A description for what the "cursor height" setting does. Presented near "Profile_CursorHeight".
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- Cursor shape
- Header for a control to select the shape of the text cursor.
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- Bar ( ┃ )
- {Locked="┃"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a vertical bar. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
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- Empty box ( ▯ )
- {Locked="▯"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like an empty box. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
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- Filled box ( █ )
- {Locked="█"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a filled box. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
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- Underscore ( ▁ )
- {Locked="▁"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like an underscore. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
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- Vintage ( ▃ )
- {Locked="▃"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a thick underscore. This is the vintage and classic look of a cursor for terminals. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
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- Double underscore ( ‗ )
- {Locked="‗"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a stacked set of two underscores. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
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- Font face
- Header for a control to select the font for text in the app.
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- Name of the font face used in the profile.
- A description for what the "font face" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontFace".
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- Font size
- Header for a control to determine the size of the text in the app.
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- Size of the font in points.
- A description for what the "font size" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontSize".
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- Font weight
- Header for a control to select the weight (i.e. bold, thin, etc.) of the text in the app.
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- Sets the weight (lightness or heaviness of the strokes) for the given font.
- A description for what the "font weight" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontWeight".
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- General
- Header for a sub-page of profile settings focused on more general scenarios.
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- Hide profile from dropdown
- Header for a control to toggle whether the profile is shown in a dropdown menu, or not.
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- If enabled, the profile will not appear in the list of profiles. This can be used to hide default profiles and dynamically generated profiles, while leaving them in your settings file.
- A description for what the "hidden" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Hidden".
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- History size
- Header for a control to determine how many lines of text can be saved in a session. In terminals, the "history" is the output generated within your session.
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- The number of lines above the ones displayed in the window you can scroll back to.
- A description for what the "history size" setting does. Presented near "Profile_HistorySize".
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- Icon
- Header for a control to determine what icon can be used to represent this profile. This is not necessarily a file path, but can be one.
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- Emoji or image file location of the icon used in the profile.
- A description for what the "icon" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Icon".
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- Browse...
- Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
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- Padding
- Header for a control to determine the amount of space between text in a terminal and the edge of the window. The space can be any combination of the top, bottom, left, and right side of the window.
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- Sets the padding around the text within the window.
- A description for what the "padding" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Padding".
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- Retro terminal effects
- Header for a control to toggle classic CRT display effects, which gives the terminal a retro look.
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- When enabled, enables retro terminal effects such as glowing text and scan lines.
- A description for what the "retro terminal effects" setting does. Presented near "Profile_RetroTerminalEffect".
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- Scrollbar visibility
- Header for a control to select the visibility of the scrollbar in a session.
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- Hidden
- An option to choose from for the "scrollbar visibility" setting. When selected, the scrollbar is hidden.
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- Visible
- An option to choose from for the "scrollbar visibility" setting. When selected, the scrollbar is visible.
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- Scroll to input when typing
- Header for a control to toggle if keyboard input should automatically scroll to where the input was placed.
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- Starting directory
- Header for a control to determine the directory the session opens it at launch. This is on a text box that accepts folder paths.
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- The directory the profile starts in when it is loaded.
- A description for what the "starting directory" setting does. Presented near "Profile_StartingDirectory".
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- Browse...
- Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
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- Use parent process directory
- A supplementary setting to the "starting directory" setting. "Parent" refers to the parent process of the current process.
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- If enabled, this profile will spawn in the directory from which Windows Terminal was launched.
- A description for what the supplementary "use parent process directory" setting does. Presented near "Profile_StartingDirectoryUseParentCheckbox".
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- Suppress title changes
- Header for a control to toggle changes in the app title.
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- Use the tab title to override the default title of the tab and suppress any title change messages from the application.
- A description for what the "suppress application title" setting does. Presented near "Profile_SuppressApplicationTitle".
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- Tab title
- Header for a control to determine the title of the tab. This is represented using a text box.
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- Replaces the profile name as the title to pass to the shell on startup.
- A description for what the "tab title" setting does. Presented near "Profile_TabTitle".
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- Unfocused Appearance
- The header for the section where the unfocused appearance settings can be changed.
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- Enable acrylic
- Header for a control to toggle the acrylic-like rendering of the background. The acrylic material creates a translucent texture.
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- Applies a translucent texture to the background of the window.
- A description for what the "enable acrylic" setting does. Presented near "Profile_UseAcrylic".
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- Use desktop wallpaper
- A supplementary setting to the "background image" setting. When enabled, the OS desktop wallpaper is used as the background image. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImage".
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- When enabled, use the desktop wallpaper image as the background image for the terminal.
- A description for what the supplementary "use desktop image" setting does. Presented near "Profile_UseDesktopImage".
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- Discard changes
- Text label for a destructive button that discards the changes made to the settings.
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- Discard all unsaved settings.
- A description for what the "discard changes" button does. Presented near "Settings_ResetSettingsButton".
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- Save
- Text label for the confirmation button that saves the changes made to the settings.
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- ⚠ You have unsaved changes.
- {Locked="⚠"} A disclaimer that appears when the unsaved changes to the settings are present.
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- Add a new profile
- Header for the "add new" menu item. This navigates to the page where users can add a new profile.
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- Profiles
- Header for the "profiles" menu items. This acts as a divider to introduce profile-related menu items.
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- Focus
- An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Focus mode is a mode designed to help you focus.
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- Maximized focus
- An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Opens the app maximized and in focus mode.
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- Bell notification style
- Header for a control to select the how the app notifies the user. "Bell" is the common term in terminals for the BEL character (like the metal device used to chime).
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- Controls what happens when the application emits a BEL character.
- A description for what the "bell style" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BellStyle".{Locked="BEL"}
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- Audible
- An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, an audible cue is used to notify the user.
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- An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, notifications are silenced.
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- Disable pane animations
- Header for a control to toggle animations on panes. "Enabled" value disables the animations.
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- Black
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Bold
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Custom
- This is an entry that allows the user to select their own font weight value outside of the simplified list of options.
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- Extra-Black
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Extra-Bold
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Extra-Light
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Light
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Medium
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Normal
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Semi-Bold
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Semi-Light
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Thin
- This is the formal name for a font weight.
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- Launch size
- Header for a group of settings that control the size of the app. Presented near "Globals_InitialCols" and "Globals_InitialRows".
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- All
- An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, a combination of the other bell styles is used to notify the user.
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- Visual (flash taskbar)
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- Flash taskbar
- An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, a visual notification is used to notify the user. In this case, the taskbar is flashed.
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- Flash window
- An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, a visual notification is used to notify the user. In this case, the window is flashed.
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- Add new
- Button label that creates a new color scheme.
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- Delete color scheme
- Button label that deletes the selected color scheme.
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- Name
- The name of the color scheme. Used as a label on the name control.
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- The name of the color scheme.
- Supplementary text (tooltip) for the control used to select a color scheme that is under view.
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- Delete profile
- Button label that deletes the current profile that is being viewed.
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- The name of the profile that appears in the dropdown.
- A description for what the "name" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Name".
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- Name
- Header for a control to determine the name of the profile. This is a text box.
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- Acrylic
- Header for a group of settings related to the acrylic texture rendering on the background of the app.
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- Background image
- Header for a group of settings that control the image presented on the background of the app. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImage" and other keys starting with "Profile_BackgroundImage".
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- Cursor
- Header for a group of settings that control the appearance of the cursor. Presented near "Profile_CursorHeight" and other keys starting with "Profile_Cursor".
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- Text
- Header for a group of settings that control the appearance of text in the app.
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- Window
- Header for a group of settings that control the appearance of the window frame of the app.
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- Open your settings.json file. Alt+Click to open your defaults.json file.
- {Locked="settings.json"}, {Locked="defaults.json"}
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- Rename
- Text label for a button that can be used to begin the renaming process.
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- This profile cannot be deleted because it is included by default.
- Disclaimer presented next to the delete button when it is disabled. Some profiles are included in the app by default and cannot be deleted.
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- This profile cannot be deleted because it is automatically generated.
- Disclaimer presented next to the delete button when it is disabled. Some profiles are automatically generated by the app and cannot be deleted.
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- This color scheme cannot be deleted or renamed because it is included by default.
- Disclaimer presented next to the delete button when it is disabled.
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- Yes, delete color scheme
- Button label for positive confirmation of deleting a color scheme (presented with "ColorScheme_DeleteConfirmationMessage")
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- Are you sure you want to delete this color scheme?
- A confirmation message displayed when the user intends to delete a color scheme.
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- Accept rename
- Text label for a button that can be used to confirm a rename operation during the renaming process.
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- Cancel rename
- Text label for a button that can be used to cancel a rename operation during the renaming process.
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- Settings defined here will apply to all profiles unless they are overridden by a profile's settings.
- A disclaimer presented at the top of a page. See "Nav_ProfileDefaults.Content" for a description on what the defaults layer does in the app.
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- Yes, delete profile
- Button label for positive confirmation of deleting a profile (presented with "Profile_DeleteConfirmationMessage")
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- Are you sure you want to delete this profile?
- A confirmation message displayed when the user intends to delete a profile.
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- Save all unsaved settings.
- A description for what the "save" button does. Presented near "Settings_SaveSettingsButton".
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- Tab switcher interface style
- Header for a control to choose how the tab switcher operates.
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- Defines the terminal behavior when switching tabs with the keyboard.
- A description for what the "tab switcher mode" setting does. Presented near "Globals_TabSwitcherMode.Header".
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- Separate window, in most recently used order
- An option to choose from for the "tab switcher mode" setting. The tab switcher overlay is shown in most recently used order.
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- Separate window, in tab strip order
- An option to choose from for the "tab switcher mode" setting. The tab switcher overlay is shown in the order of the tabs at the top of the app.
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- Traditional navigation, no separate window
- An option to choose from for the "tab switcher mode" setting. The tab switcher overlay is hidden and does not appear in a separate window.
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- Text format when copying
- Header for a control to select the format of copied text.
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- Defines the type of formatting in which selected text is copied to your clipboard.
- A description for what the "copy formatting" setting does. Presented near "Globals_CopyFormat.Header".
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- Plain text only
- An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store only plain text data.
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- HTML
- An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store only HTML data.
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- RTF
- An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store only RTF data.
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- Both HTML and RTF
- An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store both HTML and RTF data.
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- Please choose a different name.
- An error message that appears when the user attempts to rename a color scheme to something invalid. This appears as the subtitle and provides guidance to fix the issue.
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- This color scheme name is already in use.
- An error message that appears when the user attempts to rename a color scheme to something invalid. This appears as the title, and explains the issue.
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- Automatically focus pane on mouse hover
- Header for a control to toggle the "focus follow mouse" setting. When enabled, hovering over a pane puts it in focus.
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- Pane animations
- Header for a control to toggle animations on panes. "Enabled" value enables the animations.
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- Reset to inherited value.
- This button will remove a user's customization from a given setting, restoring it to the value that the profile inherited. This is a text label on a button.
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- Terminal colors
- A header for a grouping of colors in the color scheme. These colors are used for basic parts of the terminal.
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- System colors
- A header for a grouping of colors in the color scheme. These colors are used for functional parts of the terminal.
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- Reset to value from: {}
- {} is replaced by the name of another profile or generator. This is a text label on a button that is dynamically generated and provides more context in the {}.
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- Show all fonts
- A supplementary setting to the "font face" setting. Toggling this control updates the font face control to show all of the fonts installed.
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- If enabled, show all installed fonts in the list above. Otherwise, only show the list of monospace fonts.
- A description for what the supplementary "show all fonts" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontFaceShowAllFonts".
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- Create an unfocused appearance for this profile. This will be the appearance of the profile when it is inactive.
- A description for what the create unfocused appearance button does.
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- Delete the unfocused appearance for this profile.
- A description for what the delete unfocused appearance button does.
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- Yes, delete key binding
- Button label that confirms deletion of a key binding entry.
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- Are you sure you want to delete this key binding?
- Confirmation message displayed when the user attempts to delete a key binding entry.
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- Invalid key chord. Please enter a valid key chord.
- Error message displayed when an invalid key chord is input by the user.
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- Yes
- Button label that confirms the deletion of a conflicting key binding to allow the current key binding to be registered.
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- The provided key chord is already being used by the following action:
- Error message displayed when a key chord that is already in use is input by the user. The name of the conflicting key chord is displayed after this message.
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- Would you like to overwrite it?
- Confirmation message displayed when a key chord that is already in use is input by the user. This is intended to ask the user if they wish to delete the conflicting key binding, and assign the current key chord (or binding) instead. This is presented in the context of Actions_RenameConflictConfirmationMessage. The subject of this sentence is the object of that one.
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- <unnamed command>
- {Locked="<"} {Locked=">"} The text shown when referring to a command that is unnamed.
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- Accept
- Text label for a button that can be used to accept changes to a key binding entry.
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- Cancel
- Text label for a button that can be used to cancel changes to a key binding entry
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- Delete
- Text label for a button that can be used to delete a key binding entry.
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- Edit
- Text label for a button that can be used to begin making changes to a key binding entry.
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- Add new
- Button label that creates a new action on the actions page.
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- Action
- Label for a control that sets the action of a key binding.
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- Input your desired keyboard shortcut.
- Help text directing users how to use the "KeyChordListener" control. Pressing a keyboard shortcut will be recorded by this control.
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- shortcut listener
- The control type for a control that awaits keyboard input and records it.
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- Shortcut
- The label for a "key chord listener" control that sets the keys a key binding is bound to.
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- Text Formatting
- Header for a control to how text is formatted
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- Intense Text Style
- Header for a control to select how "intense" text is formatted (bold, bright, both or none)
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- None
- An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will not be rendered differently
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- Bold font
- An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will be rendered as bold text
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- Bright colors
- An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will be rendered in a brighter color
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- Bold font with bright colors
- An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will be rendered as both bold text and in a brighter color
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+ Create New Button
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+ New empty profile
+ Button label that creates a new profile with default settings.
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+ Duplicate a profile
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user duplicate one of their existing profiles.
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+ Duplicate Button
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+ Duplicate
+ Button label that duplicates the selected profile and navigates to the duplicate's page.
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+ Background
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the background color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Black
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the black color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Blue
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the blue color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright black
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright black color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright blue
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright blue color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright cyan
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright cyan color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright green
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright green color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright purple
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright purple color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright red
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright red color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright white
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright white color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Bright yellow
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the bright yellow color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Cursor color
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the text cursor's color displayed on the screen.
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+ Cyan
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the cyan color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Foreground
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the foreground color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Green
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the green color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Purple
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the purple color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Selection background
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the background color for selected text displayed on the screen.
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+ Red
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the red color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ White
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the white color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Yellow
+ This is the header for a control that lets the user select the yellow color for text displayed on the screen.
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+ Language (requires relaunch)
+ The header for a control allowing users to choose the app's language.
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+ Sets an override for the app's preferred language.
+ A description explaining how this control changes the app's language.
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+ Use system default
+ The app contains a control allowing users to choose the app's language. If this value is chosen, the language preference list of the system settings is used instead.
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+ Always show tabs
+ Header for a control to toggle if the app should always show the tabs (similar to a website browser).
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+ When disabled, the tab bar will appear when a new tab is created.
+ A description for what the "always show tabs" setting does. Presented near "Globals_AlwaysShowTabs.Header".
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+ Automatically copy selection to clipboard
+ Header for a control to toggle whether selected text should be copied to the clipboard automatically, or not.
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+ Automatically detect URLs and make them clickable
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal should automatically detect URLs and make them clickable, or not.
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+ Remove trailing white-space in rectangular selection
+ Header for a control to toggle whether a text selected with block selection should be trimmed of white spaces when copied to the clipboard, or not.
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+ Below are the currently bound keys, which can be modified by editing the JSON settings file.
+ A disclaimer located at the top of the actions page that presents the list of keybindings.
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+ Default profile
+ Header for a control to select your default profile from the list of profiles you've created.
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+ Profile that opens when clicking the '+' icon or by typing the new tab key binding.
+ A description for what the default profile is and when it's used.
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+ Default terminal application
+ Header for a drop down that permits the user to select which installed Terminal application will launch when command line tools like CMD are run from the Windows Explorer run box or start menu or anywhere else that they do not already have a graphical window assigned.
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+ The terminal application that launches when a command-line application is run without an existing session, like from the Start Menu or Run dialog.
+ A description to clarify that the dropdown choice for default terminal will tell the operating system which Terminal application (Windows Terminal, the preview build, the legacy inbox window, or a 3rd party one) to use when starting a command line tool like CMD or Powershell that does not already have a window.
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+ Redraw entire screen when display updates
+ Header for a control to toggle the "force full repaint" setting. When enabled, the app renders new content between screen frames.
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+ When disabled, the terminal will render only the updates to the screen between frames.
+ A description for what the "force full repaint" setting does. Presented near "Globals_ForceFullRepaint.Header".
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+ Columns
+ Header for a control to choose the number of columns in the terminal's text grid.
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+ The number of columns displayed in the window upon first load. Measured in characters.
+ A description for what the "columns" setting does. Presented near "Globals_InitialCols.Header".
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+ Rows
+ Header for a control to choose the number of rows in the terminal's text grid.
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+ The number of rows displayed in the window upon first load. Measured in characters.
+ A description for what the "rows" setting does. Presented near "Globals_InitialRows.Header".
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+ Launch mode
+ Header for a control to select what mode to launch the terminal in.
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+ How the terminal will appear on launch. Focus will hide the tabs and title bar.
+ 'Focus' must match <Globals_LaunchModeFocus.Content>.
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+ Default
+ An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Default option.
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+ Full screen
+ An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Opens the app in a full screen state.
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+ Maximized
+ An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Opens the app maximized (covers the whole screen).
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+ New instance behavior
+ Header for a control to select how new app instances are handled.
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+ Controls how new terminal instances attach to existing windows.
+ A description for what the "windowing behavior" setting does. Presented near "Globals_WindowingBehavior.Header".
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+ Create a new window
+ An option to choose from for the "windowing behavior" setting. When selected, new instances create a new window.
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+ Attach to the most recently used window
+ An option to choose from for the "windowing behavior" setting. When selected, new instances open in the most recently used window.
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+ Attach to the most recently used window on this desktop
+ An option to choose from for the "windowing behavior" setting. When selected, new instances open in the most recently used window on this virtual desktop.
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+ These settings may be useful for troubleshooting an issue, however they will impact your performance.
+ A disclaimer presented at the top of a page.
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+ Hide the title bar (requires relaunch)
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the title bar should be shown or not. Changing this setting requires the user to relaunch the app.
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+ When disabled, the title bar will appear above the tabs.
+ A description for what the "show titlebar" setting does. Presented near "Globals_ShowTitlebar.Header".
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+ Show acrylic in tab row (requires relaunch)
+ Header for a control to toggle whether acrylic shows in the tab row. Changing this setting requires the user to relaunch the app.
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+ When checked, the tab row will have the acrylic material.
+ A description for what the "use acrylic in tab row" setting does. Presented near "Globals_AcrylicTabRow.Header".
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+ Use active terminal title as application title
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal's title is shown as the application title, or not.
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+ When disabled, the title bar will be 'Windows Terminal'.
+ A description for what the "show title in titlebar" setting does. Presented near "Globals_ShowTitleInTitlebar.Header".{Locked="Windows"}
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+ Snap window resizing to character grid
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal snaps the window to the character grid when resizing, or not.
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+ When disabled, the window will resize smoothly.
+ A description for what the "snap to grid on resize" setting does. Presented near "Globals_SnapToGridOnResize.Header".
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+ Use software rendering
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the terminal should use software to render content instead of the hardware.
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+ When enabled, the terminal will use the software renderer (a.k.a. WARP) instead of the hardware one.
+ A description for what the "software rendering" setting does. Presented near "Globals_SoftwareRendering.Header".
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+ Launch on machine startup
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the app should launch when the user's machine starts up, or not.
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+ When enabled, this enables the launch of Windows Terminal at machine startup.
+ A description for what the "start on user login" setting does. Presented near "Globals_StartOnUserLogin.Header".
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+ Always on top
+ Header for a control to toggle if the app will always be presented on top of other windows, or is treated normally (when disabled).
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+ Windows Terminal will always be the topmost window on the desktop.
+ A description for what the "always on top" setting does. Presented near "Globals_AlwaysOnTop.Header".
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+ Tab width mode
+ Header for a control to choose how wide the tabs are.
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+ Compact will shrink unfocused tabs to the size of the icon.
+ A description for what the "tab width mode" setting does. Presented near "Globals_TabWidthMode.Header". 'Compact' must match the value for <Globals_TabWidthModeCompact.Content>.
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+ Compact
+ An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, unselected tabs collapse to show only their icon. The selected tab adjusts to display the content within the tab.
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+ Equal
+ An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, each tab has the same width.
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+ Title length
+ An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, each tab adjusts its width to the content within the tab.
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+ Theme
+ Header for a control to choose the theme colors used in the app.
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+ Sets the theme of the application.
+ A description for what the "theme" setting does. Presented near "Globals_Theme.Header".
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+ Dark
+ An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, the app is in dark theme and darker colors are used throughout the app.
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+ Use Windows theme
+ An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, the app uses the theme selected in the Windows operating system.
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+ Light
+ An option to choose from for the "tab width mode" setting. When selected, the app is in light theme and lighter colors are used throughout the app.
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+ Word delimiters
+ Header for a control to determine what delimiters to use to identify separate words during word selection.
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+ Symbols used to define boundaries between words.
+ A description for what the "word delimiters" setting does. Presented near "Globals_WordDelimiters.Header".
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+ Appearance
+ Header for the "appearance" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the app's appearance.
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+ Color schemes
+ Header for the "color schemes" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify schemes of colors that can be used by the terminal.
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+ Interaction
+ Header for the "interaction" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the user's mouse and touch interactions with the app.
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+ Startup
+ Header for the "startup" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the app's launch experience (i.e. screen position, mode, etc.)
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+ Open JSON file
+ Header for a menu item. This opens the JSON file that is used to log the app's settings.
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+ Defaults
+ Header for the "defaults" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings that affect profiles. This is the lowest layer of profile settings that all other profile settings are based on. If a profile doesn't define a setting, this page is responsible for figuring out what that setting is supposed to be.
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+ Rendering
+ Header for the "rendering" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify settings related to the app's rendering of text in the terminal.
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+ Actions
+ Header for the "actions" menu item. This navigates to a page that lets you see and modify commands, key bindings, and actions that can be done in the app.
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+ Acrylic opacity
+ Header for a control to determine the level of opacity for the acrylic rendering material. The user can choose to make the acrylic background of the app more or less opaque.
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+ Sets the transparency of the window.
+ A description for what the "acrylic opacity" setting does. Presented near "Profile_AcrylicOpacity.Header".
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+ Advanced
+ Header for a sub-page of profile settings focused on more advanced scenarios.
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+ AltGr aliasing
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the app treats ctrl+alt as the AltGr (also known as the Alt Graph) modifier key found on keyboards. {Locked="AltGr"}
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+ By default Windows treats Ctrl+Alt as an alias for AltGr. When disabled, this behavior will be disabled.
+ A description for what the "AltGr aliasing" setting does. Presented near "Profile_AltGrAliasing.Header".
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+ Text antialiasing
+ Header for a control to select the graphical anti-aliasing format of text.
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+ Controls how text is antialiased in the renderer.
+ A description for what the "antialiasing mode" setting does. Presented near "Profile_AntialiasingMode.Header".
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+ Aliased
+ An option to choose from for the "text antialiasing" setting. When selected, the app's text renderer does not use antialiasing techniques.
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+ ClearType
+ An option to choose from for the "text antialiasing" setting. When selected, the app's text renderer uses a "ClearType" antialiasing technique. {Locked="ClearType"}
+
+
+ Grayscale
+ An option to choose from for the "text antialiasing" setting. When selected, the app's text renderer uses a grayscale antialiasing technique.
+
+
+ Appearance
+ Header for a sub-page of profile settings focused on customizing the appearance of the profile.
+
+
+ Background image path
+ Header for a control to determine the image presented on the background of the app.
+
+
+ File location of the image used in the background of the window.
+ A description for what the "background image path" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImage".
+
+
+ Background image alignment
+ Header for a control to choose the visual alignment of the image presented on the background of the app.
+
+
+ Sets how the background image aligns to the boundaries of the window.
+ A description for what the "background image alignment" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImageAlignment".
+
+
+ Bottom
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Bottom left
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Bottom right
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Center
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Left
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Right
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Top
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Top left
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Top right
+ This is the formal name for a visual alignment.
+
+
+ Browse...
+ Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
+
+
+ Background image opacity
+ Header for a control to choose the opacity of the image presented on the background of the app.
+
+
+ Sets the transparency of the background image.
+ A description for what the "background image opacity" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImageOpacity".
+
+
+ Background image stretch mode
+ Header for a control to choose the stretch mode of the image presented on the background of the app. Stretch mode is how the image is resized to fill its allocated space.
+
+
+ Sets how the background image is resized to fill the window.
+ A description for what the "background image stretch mode" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImageStretchMode".
+
+
+ Fill
+ An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected, the image is resized to fill the destination dimensions. The aspect ratio is not preserved.
+
+
+ None
+ An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected, the image preserves its original size.
+
+
+ Uniform
+ An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected,the image is resized to fit in the destination dimensions while it preserves its native aspect ratio.
+
+
+ Uniform to fill
+ An option to choose from for the "background image stretch mode" setting. When selected, the content is resized to fill the destination dimensions while it preserves its native aspect ratio. But if the aspect ratio of the destination differs, the image is clipped to fit in the space (to fill the space)
+
+
+ Profile termination behavior
+ Header for a control to select the behavior of a terminal session (a profile) when it closes.
+
+
+ Close when process exits, fails, or crashes
+ An option to choose from for the "profile termination behavior" (or "close on exit") setting. When selected, the terminal closes if the process exits in a controlled (exit) or uncontrolled (fail or crash) scenario.
+
+
+ Close only when process exits successfully
+ An option to choose from for the "profile termination behavior" (or "close on exit") setting. When selected, the terminal closes if the process exits in a controlled scenario successfully.
+
+
+ Never close automatically
+ An option to choose from for the "profile termination behavior" (or "close on exit") setting. When selected, the terminal never closes, even if the process exits in a controlled or uncontrolled scenario. The user would have to manually close the terminal.
+
+
+ Color scheme
+ Header for a control to select the scheme (or set) of colors used in the session. This is selected from a list of options managed by the user.
+
+
+ Name of the color scheme to use.
+ A description for what the "color scheme" setting does. Presented near "Profile_ColorScheme".
+
+
+ Command line
+ Header for a control to determine commandline executable (i.e. a .exe file) to run when a terminal session of this profile is launched.
+
+
+ Executable used in the profile.
+ A description for what the "command line" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Commandline".
+
+
+ Browse...
+ Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
+
+
+ Cursor height
+ Header for a control to determine the height of the text cursor.
+
+
+ Sets the percentage height of the cursor starting from the bottom. Only works with the vintage cursor shape.
+ A description for what the "cursor height" setting does. Presented near "Profile_CursorHeight".
+
+
+ Cursor shape
+ Header for a control to select the shape of the text cursor.
+
+
+ Bar ( ┃ )
+ {Locked="┃"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a vertical bar. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
+
+
+ Empty box ( ▯ )
+ {Locked="▯"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like an empty box. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
+
+
+ Filled box ( █ )
+ {Locked="█"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a filled box. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
+
+
+ Underscore ( ▁ )
+ {Locked="▁"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like an underscore. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
+
+
+ Vintage ( ▃ )
+ {Locked="▃"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a thick underscore. This is the vintage and classic look of a cursor for terminals. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
+
+
+ Double underscore ( ‗ )
+ {Locked="‗"} An option to choose from for the "cursor shape" setting. When selected, the cursor will look like a stacked set of two underscores. The character in the parentheses is used to show what it looks like.
+
+
+ Font face
+ Header for a control to select the font for text in the app.
+
+
+ Name of the font face used in the profile.
+ A description for what the "font face" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontFace".
+
+
+ Font size
+ Header for a control to determine the size of the text in the app.
+
+
+ Size of the font in points.
+ A description for what the "font size" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontSize".
+
+
+ Font weight
+ Header for a control to select the weight (i.e. bold, thin, etc.) of the text in the app.
+
+
+ Sets the weight (lightness or heaviness of the strokes) for the given font.
+ A description for what the "font weight" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontWeight".
+
+
+ General
+ Header for a sub-page of profile settings focused on more general scenarios.
+
+
+ Hide profile from dropdown
+ Header for a control to toggle whether the profile is shown in a dropdown menu, or not.
+
+
+ If enabled, the profile will not appear in the list of profiles. This can be used to hide default profiles and dynamically generated profiles, while leaving them in your settings file.
+ A description for what the "hidden" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Hidden".
+
+
+ History size
+ Header for a control to determine how many lines of text can be saved in a session. In terminals, the "history" is the output generated within your session.
+
+
+ The number of lines above the ones displayed in the window you can scroll back to.
+ A description for what the "history size" setting does. Presented near "Profile_HistorySize".
+
+
+ Icon
+ Header for a control to determine what icon can be used to represent this profile. This is not necessarily a file path, but can be one.
+
+
+ Emoji or image file location of the icon used in the profile.
+ A description for what the "icon" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Icon".
+
+
+ Browse...
+ Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
+
+
+ Padding
+ Header for a control to determine the amount of space between text in a terminal and the edge of the window. The space can be any combination of the top, bottom, left, and right side of the window.
+
+
+ Sets the padding around the text within the window.
+ A description for what the "padding" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Padding".
+
+
+ Retro terminal effects
+ Header for a control to toggle classic CRT display effects, which gives the terminal a retro look.
+
+
+ When enabled, enables retro terminal effects such as glowing text and scan lines.
+ A description for what the "retro terminal effects" setting does. Presented near "Profile_RetroTerminalEffect".
+
+
+ Scrollbar visibility
+ Header for a control to select the visibility of the scrollbar in a session.
+
+
+ Hidden
+ An option to choose from for the "scrollbar visibility" setting. When selected, the scrollbar is hidden.
+
+
+ Visible
+ An option to choose from for the "scrollbar visibility" setting. When selected, the scrollbar is visible.
+
+
+ Scroll to input when typing
+ Header for a control to toggle if keyboard input should automatically scroll to where the input was placed.
+
+
+ Starting directory
+ Header for a control to determine the directory the session opens it at launch. This is on a text box that accepts folder paths.
+
+
+ The directory the profile starts in when it is loaded.
+ A description for what the "starting directory" setting does. Presented near "Profile_StartingDirectory".
+
+
+ Browse...
+ Button label that opens a file picker in a new window. The "..." is standard to mean it will open a new window.
+
+
+ Use parent process directory
+ A supplementary setting to the "starting directory" setting. "Parent" refers to the parent process of the current process.
+
+
+ If enabled, this profile will spawn in the directory from which Windows Terminal was launched.
+ A description for what the supplementary "use parent process directory" setting does. Presented near "Profile_StartingDirectoryUseParentCheckbox".
+
+
+ Suppress title changes
+ Header for a control to toggle changes in the app title.
+
+
+ Use the tab title to override the default title of the tab and suppress any title change messages from the application.
+ A description for what the "suppress application title" setting does. Presented near "Profile_SuppressApplicationTitle".
+
+
+ Tab title
+ Header for a control to determine the title of the tab. This is represented using a text box.
+
+
+ Replaces the profile name as the title to pass to the shell on startup.
+ A description for what the "tab title" setting does. Presented near "Profile_TabTitle".
+
+
+ Unfocused Appearance
+ The header for the section where the unfocused appearance settings can be changed.
+
+
+ Enable acrylic
+ Header for a control to toggle the acrylic-like rendering of the background. The acrylic material creates a translucent texture.
+
+
+ Applies a translucent texture to the background of the window.
+ A description for what the "enable acrylic" setting does. Presented near "Profile_UseAcrylic".
+
+
+ Use desktop wallpaper
+ A supplementary setting to the "background image" setting. When enabled, the OS desktop wallpaper is used as the background image. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImage".
+
+
+ When enabled, use the desktop wallpaper image as the background image for the terminal.
+ A description for what the supplementary "use desktop image" setting does. Presented near "Profile_UseDesktopImage".
+
+
+ Discard changes
+ Text label for a destructive button that discards the changes made to the settings.
+
+
+ Discard all unsaved settings.
+ A description for what the "discard changes" button does. Presented near "Settings_ResetSettingsButton".
+
+
+ Save
+ Text label for the confirmation button that saves the changes made to the settings.
+
+
+ ⚠ You have unsaved changes.
+ {Locked="⚠"} A disclaimer that appears when the unsaved changes to the settings are present.
+
+
+ Add a new profile
+ Header for the "add new" menu item. This navigates to the page where users can add a new profile.
+
+
+ Profiles
+ Header for the "profiles" menu items. This acts as a divider to introduce profile-related menu items.
+
+
+ Focus
+ An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Focus mode is a mode designed to help you focus.
+
+
+ Maximized focus
+ An option to choose from for the "launch mode" setting. Opens the app maximized and in focus mode.
+
+
+ Bell notification style
+ Header for a control to select the how the app notifies the user. "Bell" is the common term in terminals for the BEL character (like the metal device used to chime).
+
+
+ Controls what happens when the application emits a BEL character.
+ A description for what the "bell style" setting does. Presented near "Profile_BellStyle".{Locked="BEL"}
+
+
+ Audible
+ An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, an audible cue is used to notify the user.
+
+
+ None
+ An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, notifications are silenced.
+
+
+ Disable pane animations
+ Header for a control to toggle animations on panes. "Enabled" value disables the animations.
+
+
+ Black
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Bold
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Custom
+ This is an entry that allows the user to select their own font weight value outside of the simplified list of options.
+
+
+ Extra-Black
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Extra-Bold
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Extra-Light
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Light
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Medium
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Normal
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Semi-Bold
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Semi-Light
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Thin
+ This is the formal name for a font weight.
+
+
+ Launch size
+ Header for a group of settings that control the size of the app. Presented near "Globals_InitialCols" and "Globals_InitialRows".
+
+
+ All
+ An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, a combination of the other bell styles is used to notify the user.
+
+
+ Visual (flash taskbar)
+
+
+ Flash taskbar
+ An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, a visual notification is used to notify the user. In this case, the taskbar is flashed.
+
+
+ Flash window
+ An option to choose from for the "bell style" setting. When selected, a visual notification is used to notify the user. In this case, the window is flashed.
+
+
+ Add new
+ Button label that creates a new color scheme.
+
+
+ Delete color scheme
+ Button label that deletes the selected color scheme.
+
+
+ Name
+ The name of the color scheme. Used as a label on the name control.
+
+
+ The name of the color scheme.
+ Supplementary text (tooltip) for the control used to select a color scheme that is under view.
+
+
+ Delete profile
+ Button label that deletes the current profile that is being viewed.
+
+
+ The name of the profile that appears in the dropdown.
+ A description for what the "name" setting does. Presented near "Profile_Name".
+
+
+ Name
+ Header for a control to determine the name of the profile. This is a text box.
+
+
+ Acrylic
+ Header for a group of settings related to the acrylic texture rendering on the background of the app.
+
+
+ Background image
+ Header for a group of settings that control the image presented on the background of the app. Presented near "Profile_BackgroundImage" and other keys starting with "Profile_BackgroundImage".
+
+
+ Cursor
+ Header for a group of settings that control the appearance of the cursor. Presented near "Profile_CursorHeight" and other keys starting with "Profile_Cursor".
+
+
+ Text
+ Header for a group of settings that control the appearance of text in the app.
+
+
+ Window
+ Header for a group of settings that control the appearance of the window frame of the app.
+
+
+ Open your settings.json file. Alt+Click to open your defaults.json file.
+ {Locked="settings.json"}, {Locked="defaults.json"}
+
+
+ Rename
+ Text label for a button that can be used to begin the renaming process.
+
+
+ This profile cannot be deleted because it is included by default.
+ Disclaimer presented next to the delete button when it is disabled. Some profiles are included in the app by default and cannot be deleted.
+
+
+ This profile cannot be deleted because it is automatically generated.
+ Disclaimer presented next to the delete button when it is disabled. Some profiles are automatically generated by the app and cannot be deleted.
+
+
+ This color scheme cannot be deleted or renamed because it is included by default.
+ Disclaimer presented next to the delete button when it is disabled.
+
+
+ Yes, delete color scheme
+ Button label for positive confirmation of deleting a color scheme (presented with "ColorScheme_DeleteConfirmationMessage")
+
+
+ Are you sure you want to delete this color scheme?
+ A confirmation message displayed when the user intends to delete a color scheme.
+
+
+ Accept rename
+ Text label for a button that can be used to confirm a rename operation during the renaming process.
+
+
+ Cancel rename
+ Text label for a button that can be used to cancel a rename operation during the renaming process.
+
+
+ Settings defined here will apply to all profiles unless they are overridden by a profile's settings.
+ A disclaimer presented at the top of a page. See "Nav_ProfileDefaults.Content" for a description on what the defaults layer does in the app.
+
+
+ Yes, delete profile
+ Button label for positive confirmation of deleting a profile (presented with "Profile_DeleteConfirmationMessage")
+
+
+ Are you sure you want to delete this profile?
+ A confirmation message displayed when the user intends to delete a profile.
+
+
+ Save all unsaved settings.
+ A description for what the "save" button does. Presented near "Settings_SaveSettingsButton".
+
+
+ Tab switcher interface style
+ Header for a control to choose how the tab switcher operates.
+
+
+ Defines the terminal behavior when switching tabs with the keyboard.
+ A description for what the "tab switcher mode" setting does. Presented near "Globals_TabSwitcherMode.Header".
+
+
+ Separate window, in most recently used order
+ An option to choose from for the "tab switcher mode" setting. The tab switcher overlay is shown in most recently used order.
+
+
+ Separate window, in tab strip order
+ An option to choose from for the "tab switcher mode" setting. The tab switcher overlay is shown in the order of the tabs at the top of the app.
+
+
+ Traditional navigation, no separate window
+ An option to choose from for the "tab switcher mode" setting. The tab switcher overlay is hidden and does not appear in a separate window.
+
+
+ Text format when copying
+ Header for a control to select the format of copied text.
+
+
+ Defines the type of formatting in which selected text is copied to your clipboard.
+ A description for what the "copy formatting" setting does. Presented near "Globals_CopyFormat.Header".
+
+
+ Plain text only
+ An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store only plain text data.
+
+
+ HTML
+ An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store only HTML data.
+
+
+ RTF
+ An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store only RTF data.
+
+
+ Both HTML and RTF
+ An option to choose from for the "copy formatting" setting. Store both HTML and RTF data.
+
+
+ Please choose a different name.
+ An error message that appears when the user attempts to rename a color scheme to something invalid. This appears as the subtitle and provides guidance to fix the issue.
+
+
+ This color scheme name is already in use.
+ An error message that appears when the user attempts to rename a color scheme to something invalid. This appears as the title, and explains the issue.
+
+
+ Automatically focus pane on mouse hover
+ Header for a control to toggle the "focus follow mouse" setting. When enabled, hovering over a pane puts it in focus.
+
+
+ Pane animations
+ Header for a control to toggle animations on panes. "Enabled" value enables the animations.
+
+
+ Reset to inherited value.
+ This button will remove a user's customization from a given setting, restoring it to the value that the profile inherited. This is a text label on a button.
+
+
+ Terminal colors
+ A header for a grouping of colors in the color scheme. These colors are used for basic parts of the terminal.
+
+
+ System colors
+ A header for a grouping of colors in the color scheme. These colors are used for functional parts of the terminal.
+
+
+ Reset to value from: {}
+ {} is replaced by the name of another profile or generator. This is a text label on a button that is dynamically generated and provides more context in the {}.
+
+
+ Show all fonts
+ A supplementary setting to the "font face" setting. Toggling this control updates the font face control to show all of the fonts installed.
+
+
+ If enabled, show all installed fonts in the list above. Otherwise, only show the list of monospace fonts.
+ A description for what the supplementary "show all fonts" setting does. Presented near "Profile_FontFaceShowAllFonts".
+
+
+ Create an unfocused appearance for this profile. This will be the appearance of the profile when it is inactive.
+ A description for what the create unfocused appearance button does.
+
+
+ Delete the unfocused appearance for this profile.
+ A description for what the delete unfocused appearance button does.
+
+
+ Yes, delete key binding
+ Button label that confirms deletion of a key binding entry.
+
+
+ Are you sure you want to delete this key binding?
+ Confirmation message displayed when the user attempts to delete a key binding entry.
+
+
+ Invalid key chord. Please enter a valid key chord.
+ Error message displayed when an invalid key chord is input by the user.
+
+
+ Yes
+ Button label that confirms the deletion of a conflicting key binding to allow the current key binding to be registered.
+
+
+ The provided key chord is already being used by the following action:
+ Error message displayed when a key chord that is already in use is input by the user. The name of the conflicting key chord is displayed after this message.
+
+
+ Would you like to overwrite it?
+ Confirmation message displayed when a key chord that is already in use is input by the user. This is intended to ask the user if they wish to delete the conflicting key binding, and assign the current key chord (or binding) instead. This is presented in the context of Actions_RenameConflictConfirmationMessage. The subject of this sentence is the object of that one.
+
+
+ <unnamed command>
+ {Locked="<"} {Locked=">"} The text shown when referring to a command that is unnamed.
+
+
+ Accept
+ Text label for a button that can be used to accept changes to a key binding entry.
+
+
+ Cancel
+ Text label for a button that can be used to cancel changes to a key binding entry
+
+
+ Delete
+ Text label for a button that can be used to delete a key binding entry.
+
+
+ Edit
+ Text label for a button that can be used to begin making changes to a key binding entry.
+
+
+ Add new
+ Button label that creates a new action on the actions page.
+
+
+ Action
+ Label for a control that sets the action of a key binding.
+
+
+ Input your desired keyboard shortcut.
+ Help text directing users how to use the "KeyChordListener" control. Pressing a keyboard shortcut will be recorded by this control.
+
+
+ shortcut listener
+ The control type for a control that awaits keyboard input and records it.
+
+
+ Shortcut
+ The label for a "key chord listener" control that sets the keys a key binding is bound to.
+
+
+ Text Formatting
+ Header for a control to how text is formatted
+
+
+ Intense Text Style
+ Header for a control to select how "intense" text is formatted (bold, bright, both or none)
+
+
+ None
+ An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will not be rendered differently
+
+
+ Bold font
+ An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will be rendered as bold text
+
+
+ Bright colors
+ An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will be rendered in a brighter color
+
+
+ Bold font with bright colors
+ An option to choose from for the "intense text format" setting. When selected, "intense" text will be rendered as both bold text and in a brighter color
+
+
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