Preferences

Whyteboard has a number of configurable parameters, allowing you to influence how the program behaves. They are split into several categories:

Language: Whyteboard has been translated into a number of languages: select your preferred one here. Please note that many translations are half-complete.
Number of Recently Closed Sheets: When a sheet is closed, its data is saved internally so that the closing action can be undone, restoring the sheet. This setting controls how many sheets Whyteboard will store - the higher the number, the more memory Whyteboard will use.
Selection Handle Size: When you select a shape with the Select tool, several selection handles are displayed. This setting controls the size of these handles, as larger handles are easier to click on.
Canvas Border: When the canvas is larger than the program's size, scrollbars are shown. A small border is always visible - this is the area you can grab to resize the canvas. This controls the size of the border - larger values are easier to grab.

Choose Your Custom Colours: You can click any of the colour buttons to select the 9 colours that are shown in the grid on the left-hand pane.
Default Font: The font that the Text and Note tool automatically use when you first start the program.
Transparent Bitmap Selection: The Bitmap Select is drawn with a fancy transparency. This may perform slow on older computers with low-end graphics cards. Is turned off by default.

Toolbox View: View the toolbox as text, or as icons. The text view takes up more space vertically, and when other languages are used, may also take up more horizontal space.
Default Canvas Width: The default width of the canvas when a new tab is opened.
Default Canvas Height: The default height of the canvas when a new tab is opened.
View the statusbar: Toggles the statusbar on/off at program startup. Can be turned on/off temporarily from the "View" menu..
View the toolbar: Toggles the toolbar on/off at program startup. Can be turned on/off temporarily from the "View" menu..
Show the title when printing: Toggles the file name being displayed when printing.
Show the tool preview: Toggles the tool preview at the bottom of the control panel.
Show the colour grid: Toggles the colour grid in the control panel.

Conversion Quality: Specifies how good the images from a converted PDF are. At standard quality, most PDFs should be readable, but better quality options will create a clearer, larger and overall better conversion of the PDF. This comes at the expense of more computing power, and the process will take longer, especially with PDFs that have many pages.
ImageMagick Location: (Windows-only) Brings up the ImageMagick locator dialog.