Player Accessibility (icon)
Setting the Player Accessibility values allows you to control where Zoom Player will appear. Either on the Task Bar, System Tray or Both.

Center user interface on initial load
When enabled, Zoom Player will screen-center the user interface (the player window) when loaded.

Center user interface when loading new media
When enabled, Zoom Player will screen-center the user interface (the player window) when loading new media files.

Center user interface when exiting Fullscreen / Zoom mode
When enabled, Zoom Player will screen-center the user interface (the player window) when exiting fullscreen/zoom mode.

Snap to Screen / Windows edges (pixels)
When the Zoom Player window is dragged next to the monitor borders or next to other Zoom Player interfaces (Equalizer/Playlist), the window will snap together. When dragging the main window, all sub-windows will also move in tandem. The Pixels value allows you to specify the distance (in pixels) at which the windows should snap.

Prevent moving the user interface off the primary monitor
When enabled, Zoom Player will not allow you to move the main user interface off the primary monitor.

Auto-Size User Interface to maintain Video Aspect Ratio (when resizing)
When enabled, Zoom Player will try to automatically adjust its window size to match the video's aspect ratio.

Auto-Size User Interface to fit Source Video Resolution (on load)
When playing new content, automatically resize the Zoom Player window to match the source video resolution.

Limit Auto-Size to User Interface Height
When used with the "Auto-Size User Interface to fit Source Video Resolution" enabled, the user interface will only change the window's height.

Remember Window State on Exit (fullscreen / width / height)
When exiting Zoom Player, remember the width/height and if Zoom Player was in fullscreen mode so that the next time you run Zoom Player, these values will be restored automatically.

Keyboard Window Move (pixels)
When using the Up/Down/Left/Right navigation keys when Zoom Player is in windowed mode, this value controls the distance (in pixels) the window should move.