Open Settings and find the right tab

Open the Settings window and know which tab holds which setting.

Beginner4 stepsMac

Before you start

Click Settings on Application Home, or choose Settings from the OpenFrame Studio menu, or press Command+,.
The Settings window opens on General. It is a separate window, so your project stays open behind it. The tabs are General, Appearance, Keyboard Shortcuts, Storage, Offline AI and Diagnostics.
Mac screen: Settings: General
Click Appearance to change the look of the app.
Mode and Theme live here. Each tab shows its own name in the title of the window.
Mac screen: Settings: Appearance
Click Keyboard Shortcuts to see and change keys.
The list covers 23 commands. You can search it, change keys and restore the defaults.
Mac screen: Settings: Keyboard Shortcuts
Click Offline AI for OpenFrame AI's engine, health figures and memory, and Diagnostics for the support bundle.
Storage, the tab between them, shows where your library and projects are kept. Each has its own workflow below.
Mac screen: Settings: Offline AI

You know where each app setting lives.

Settings here are for the whole app. Title, status, spelling dictionary and breakdown colours belong to one project: see the Project Settings tutorials.