Adjust the interview panels

On Mac and Windows, you can place the interview panels where they’re easiest to read during a call, and change how they look in the workspace under Settings › Appearance.

Move the panels

• Drag: press on an empty part of the control bar at the top of Interview Pilot and drag.
• Keyboard: press ⌘←, ⌘→, ⌘↑ or ⌘↓ on Mac, or Ctrl←, Ctrl→, Ctrl↑ or Ctrl↓ on Windows. Hold the keys to keep moving.

The keyboard works even while your meeting app is in front, so you can move Interview Pilot without clicking it.

If Interview Pilot has moved off screen, see I can’t find the Interview Pilot window.

Resize the panels

To give the answer more room, collapse the transcript: click the arrow at the bottom left of the transcript panel. Click it again to expand the transcript.

Appearance settings

Open the workspace and go to Settings › Appearance.

Setting	What it does	Starts as
Interview Panel Theme	Shows the interview panels in Light or Dark, or follows your computer with System.	Dark
Panel Transparency	Lets you see through the transcript and answer panels. Use the slider to set how solid they are, from 20% to 100%. The text stays solid.	On, at 70% on Mac and 80% on Windows
Click-Through Panels	Clicks on the answer panel go to the app underneath instead.	Off
Show Follow-Up Actions	Shows the follow-up buttons under each answer. Turning it off also turns off the numbered follow-up shortcuts.	On
Show Shortcut Hints	Shows keyboard shortcuts on the interview panels.	On
Highlight Keywords	Highlights the most important words in each answer in yellow, so you can find the key points at a glance.	On
Font Size	Sets the size of the answer text, from 12 to 22 points.	16

Appearance settings are saved on that computer only.

To undo your changes, click Reset to Defaults at the bottom of the page, then Reset.

On Windows, App Language is on this page too. See Interview language and app language.

Click-through panels

With Click-Through Panels on, you can click a document, code editor or meeting window that sits behind the answer panel. The transcript panel and the control bar still take clicks.

While it’s on, you can’t click or scroll in the answer panel with your mouse. Use the keyboard instead:

• ⌘Shift↑ and ⌘Shift↓ on Mac, or CtrlShift↑ and CtrlShift↓ on Windows, scroll the answer.
• ⌘1 to ⌘9 on Mac, or Ctrl1 to Ctrl9 on Windows, choose a follow-up.

See Keyboard shortcuts for the full list.