How to turn off right-side menu in SDL Trados Editor?

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Hi, 
 Anybody can help me get rid of the menu items placed on the right edge of the editor window? 
 Usually they are "Notifications", "Advanced Display Filter" and "Useful tips". 
 Some UX genius placed them right next to the right scrollbar (unlike in any other software I know) which results in repeat accidal opening of these items instead of proper use of the scrollbar. 
 Thank you.

Jerzy Czopik · Accepted Answer

You can adapt Studio GUI to your wishes and place all elements wherever you want. The only fixed element is the editor. Just try.

Daniel Hug · Answer

Hi Peter Gustafik 
 Studio uses a window manager that's a bit different than most Windows programs, but it offers great customizing options. You can certainly move those tabs elsewhere. Here is where this is all explained: 
 https://docs.sdl.com/LiveContent/content/en-US/SDL%20Trados%20Studio%20Help-v5/GUID-xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx 
 It's worth spending 15 minutes to understand how this window manager works, because you will use it a lot once you can operate it! 
 In your case, simply open the tabs by mousing over them, then close them by pressing the "X" in the top right of the window. 
 You can dock them at the bottom of the screen by moving them there, then turning on "Auto-hide". 
 What I do is I have the Terminology view and the fragment matches in the right column, so there is a "buffer" and I don't accidentally open tose tabs. (Not for that reason, though, just because I like to have this information before me all the time when I translate: 
 
 Daniel

Nora Díaz · Answer

Hi Peter, 
 You can simply open each tab and close it with the X on the top right.

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How to turn off right-side menu in SDL Trados Editor?

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