Update image and description for user interface in quick start page
- Updated UI description to include five main areas instead of four. - Added Roster Subwindow. - Enhanced clarity in wording for new users. - Consolidated all UI images into a single image for simplicity and clarity. - Updated image reference from PNG to WebP format.
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## User Interface
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The user interface is split into four main areas:
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The user interface is split into five main areas:
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1. **Title Bar:** Shows the name of the person or chat room you’re with, plus your current status (e.g., online or away). It’s configurable using the [`/titlebar`](/command-reference/#titlebar) command.
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2. **Main Window Area:** Used to show the current active window. The first window (1) is reserved for the 'console' where system messages, roster and some command responses are shown.
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3. **Status Bar:** Displays the current time, your logged-in account, and the status of open windows. A highlighted number indicates new messages, while "-1-" marks the currently active window. It's configurable using the [`/statusbar`](/command-reference/#statusbar) command.
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4. **Input Area:** Where you type messages or commands. Press Tab to autocomplete them easily.
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5. **Roster Subwindow:** Lists your contacts, their online status, and any new messages.
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### Title bar
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Shows the title for the current window (usually the contact you are chatting with, or the chat room you have joined), and your current presence.
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### Main window area
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Used to show the current active window. The first window (1) is reserved for the 'console' where system messages and command responses are shown.
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### Status bar
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Shows the time, the user you are logged in as, and status of each window. If a window is used, its number will appear, if it has new messages of any kind, the number will be highlighted. The current window is shown as -1-.
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### Input area
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Where commands and messages are entered. Commands and command arguments can be autocompleted with the tab key.
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All commands start with a / character e.g.:
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```bash
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/help
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```
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All commands start with a / character. For example, [`/help`](/command-reference/#help).
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## Account setup
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