1. Multiple windows can be dragged and dropped to combine them into one. You can then navigate between sub-windows using the tabs at the bottom.
2. Existing toolbars can be turned on or off if they are not used frequently.
3. By accessing the tools/customise keyboard layout we can create custom mapping of functions to keys as well as custom toolbars to contain new buttons.
4. The tools/preferences panel allows us to set up a variety of options for the appearance and function of different parts of the editor.
5. We can add user script macros to perform common functions eg disable sound, viewport information. These can be accessed either from tools/user scripts or bound to a key or toolbar button.
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