Touching [S3] will open the Show Options dialog box. [S9] though [S12] switch you between the different setup options.
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When you are recording cues in the middle of your cue list (not appending to the end of the cue list), the Record dialog box will have a check box to determine if the changes you make will track forward into the next cue or be undone for you automatically in the next cue. This option allows you turn it on or off by default.
The Console's [UP] and [DOWN] buttons or the QWERTY keyboard's [PG/UP] and [PG/DN] buttons will move Selected fixtures' intensities by this amount. If you hold down [SHIFT] while using those buttons, the level will change by 1% regardless of the value in this dialog box.
When using the Command Line, you can press [FULL] or [HOME] to take the selected fixtures to a predetermined level. On a new show, this is 100%, but you can change it here to any value. If you double hit [FULL] or [HOME] the fixture will go to 100% regardless of this setting. You can also type [@][@] to take selected fixtures to Full.
When working with moving lights that can achieve multiple colors using three color flags or gel strings or sources, you can mix using any one of six color spaces. At any time you can change the color mix mode live, but this setting determines what the default color space mix mode will be when a fixture is not being controlled by a cue list or look master.
The console has dedicated [LOOK] and [GROUP] buttons to address certain Look Master Pages so while in the Command Line you can call them up by number. Select which Page you want for those keys here. These dedicated console buttons also allow you to quickly navigate dialog boxes such as Record and Apply Levels, rather than using the depicted Softkeys (normally [S11] and [S12]. When in the command line, the QWERTY equivalent of these keys is [L] and [G]. By default, the Look key is assigned to the Main Look Page and the Group key is assigned to the Look Page labeled Group.
These options determine what colors are used for the Cue List Directory, Cue List, Attribute Grid and Uber Status. On a per-cue list bases, you can change the colors so you can easily detect which cue list is selected.