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# How to rearrange the position and view of the windows in the GenomeStudio interface
The default window configuration of the GenomeStudio Methylation Module displays three windows simultaneously: Samples Table, Group Methylation Profile, and Sample Methylation Profile.
To customize GenomeStudio’s user interface, users can rearrange manually the position and view of the detachable docking windows to suit their analysis requirements. The window layout can also be restored to the default configuration if it has been modified or lost.
The guide below describes how to rearrange the docking windows and restore the default window layout in the GenomeStudio Methylation Module.
**Figure 1:** Default View of the Methylation Module Main Screen.
If the default view is lost (Figure 2), the detachable docking windows can be repositioned and reconfigured manually to restore the default view.
**Figure 2:** Methylation Module Main Screen where only one window can be viewed at a time.
To access the window management options, right-click on each window, a context menu drops down from which options can be selected. The available options vary depending on the current position of the selected (active) window. The available options are:
* **Prominent:** Brings the active window to the front.
* **Rebalance:** Rebalances all windows.
* **Move to Previous Tab Group:** Moves the active window from its current tab group to the previous tab group.
* **Move to Next Tab Group:** Moves the active window from its current tab group to the next tab group.
* **New Horizontal Tab Group:** Moves the active window from its current tab group horizontally, below the previous tab group.
* **New Vertical Tab Group:** Moves the active window from its current tab group vertically, to the right side of the previous tab group.
* **Tear Away:** Displays the active window in a separate browser.
* **Re-join:** Re-join the detached window to the parent browser.
The following screenshots show the drop-down menu from the different Windows, and the available options.
**Figure 3.** Drop-down menu for the leftmost tab.
**Figure 4.** Drop-down menu for a tab when another tab group is open.
**Figure 5.** Drop-down menu for a tab in a different tab group.
**Figure 6.** Drop-down menu for a tab that has been teared away.
After arranging the windows in the preferred positions, the user can save the layout as the Default View. If the window configuration changes in the future, the saved layout can be restored by selecting "Restore Default View" in the "View" tab (Figure 7).
**Figure 7.** Restore the "Default View", by selecting "Restore Default View" in the "View" tab.
**Reference:**
[GenomeStudio Methylation Module v1.8 User Guide (11319130 B)](https://support.illumina.com/downloads/genomestudio-2011-1-user-guides.html)
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