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Elite Software Programmer › ESP - Navigation › MenusUpdated Sep 2026

The View menu in ESP controls how your workspace looks: which tuning pages are open, which gauges are on screen, and how much of the monitor the software uses. Here's what each option is for.

The View menu options

OptionWhat it doesWhen we use it
Create New PageAdds a new, empty tuning page as a tabBuilding a dedicated page for one job, like idle or boost tuning
Load PageOpens a tuning page you saved earlierBringing your favorite layouts across to a new laptop or project
Add GaugePlaces a new gauge display on the current pageKeeping key channels like lambda, MAP and coolant temp in sight
Full ScreenSwitches the software to use the whole screenSmall laptop screens, or in the car where every pixel counts
Text View TraceTurns on, resets or turns off the trace in Text ViewSeeing which cells the engine has been running through while you tune

Our tip: build task-based pages

We set up a separate page for each tuning job, with only the tables and gauges that job needs. A cold start page, an idle page and a boost page, each with the right gauges, saves a lot of clicking and makes it much harder to edit the wrong table. Save them so you can load the same layout on every car. For a walkthrough, see how to customize your ESP tuning page and the dial gauge options.

The trace is worth turning on while you tune. It shows where the engine has actually been operating, so you know which cells have real data behind them and which are still guesses. Reset it when you start a new session.

The other ESP menus: File, Edit, Setup, Tools and Help.