In this window you can change various parameters regarding to samplebuffers. Here's a decription of the various buttons and functions :

button	description
SamplePath	This is the default path in file-requests for loading and saving samples.
AxisFont	This font will be used for the rulers inside the sample window.
SafeCheck	Here you can choose, how the program should prevents you from discarding unsaved samples : never : request appears never if unsaved : request appears only if the sample has not been saved yet ever : request appears ever
Storage	Herewith you can specify, if a sample should be keept in memory or swapped to harddisk. SoundFX normally decides this automatically.
Drawmode	This cycle-gadget lets you choose a drawing style for the sample waveform. This is you choice : 1. Lines 2. Dots 3. DotAbs 4. Filled 5. FilledAbs 6. FilledHQ (very exact, but slow)
QuickDraw	If this is selected, the drawing of raster and Max-, RMS- und AvgLines will be switched off during scrolling.
Raster X/Y	With these checkboxes you could disable the drawing of the raster.
Axis X/Y	And with those you can disable the axis. This enlarges the drawing space for the waveform.
Unit X/Y	These gadgets are for choosing the unit to be used for each axis. This unit will also beeing used by the status-bar.
MaxLines	You could disable the calculation of the max. amplification lines. This speeds up the drawing, especially of longer samples.
RMSLines	These lines are showing you the real accoustic volume of a sample. Calculating this and also the next may take a while (for long samples.
AvgLines	These lines are showing you the real accoustic volume of a sample. Calculating this and also the next may take a while (for long samples).
NoLines	Should SFX leave out Max-, RMS- und AvgLines for long samples?
SizeThreshold	Tell SFX here what you regard as long samples (number of sample-values)
WindowSize	Finally you can choose the default sizes of samplewindows here. This can be done by entering absolute values (in pixel) or entering relative values (which are in per thousand of the screensize)
InfoStrings	Here you can change the comments, which are saved along with the samples.