# Link System

In Multi mode, having many components and connected accounts on screen can quickly become confusing. Which is the last thing you want in a high pressure trading situation!

To solve this problem, Terminal 5.0 has a color-coded "link" system. 

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Each component can be assigned a color and if another component shares that colour, the components will be synchronized. Meaning; when you change account or symbol on one component, it will automatically the change account/symbol for all of the components with the same link colour.

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There are two additional options in the Link menu; "No link" and the Share button. If you press the Share button, all of the other components in the current layout will switch to match the current component. This is a handy shortcut when setting up your workspace.

{% hint style="info" %}
Component Link colors are effective to the currently selected tab only. They do not interact with components in other tabs with the same color
{% endhint %}


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