Various other preferences can be set from the Preferences dialog box. It has a number of tabbed panes that let you set different options.
You can adjust the network display, the notes colour, and the style of formatted entries. In addition you can change the Look and Feel (to make the program look and work more like a Windows, Mac, or Unix program) and set a temporary directory (useful if running the program as an Applet. Finally, you can set up and load profiles.