**Description:** Show the Dashboard panel. Cutter's dashboard contains basic information about the binary. On the Dashboard you can find:
- File name
- Binary format (PE, ELF64, ...)
- Bits (16, 32, 64, ...)
- Binary Architecture (x86, ARM, ...)
- Access mode (Read, Write, Execute)
- Size
- Binary type
- Written Language
- Compiler detection
- Stack Canaries
- NX bit
- Position independent code
- Checksums (MD5, SHA1, ...)
- Entropy
- and more...
**Steps:** Windows -> Dashboard
Show Functions
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**Description:** Display the list of functions identified by Cutter. The list also contains information about each function such as name, address, size, and more. Some functions like Main, Entrypoint and external functions are highlighted with specific colors to make them easier to spot.
**Steps:** Windows -> Functions
Show Decompiler
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**Description:** Cutter releases are shipped with two decompilers by default - [r2ghidra](https://github.com/radareorg/r2ghidra-dec) and [r2dec](https://github.com/radareorg/r2dec-js). The Decompiler view will display the decompilation of the current function. The widget is interactive and support address-syncing, renaming, re-typing and more. Cutter can be extended with more decompilers.
**Description:** One of the main views of Cutter allows you to navigate inside functions in a graph mode. Graph overview will only display a zoomed-out form of the graph, and will help the user understand the flow of a function as a whole.
**Description:** Show the Search panel in which you can search data, strings, hex and more in the opened binary.
**Steps:** Windows -> Search
Show Strings
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**Description:** Show the Strings view that will display all the printable strings in the program. A combo-box will allow the user to choose whether they want to view strings from the entire binary or from specific segments and sections.
**Description:** One of the main views of Cutter allows you to navigate inside functions in a graph mode. This view displays the flow of a function where each node on the graph represents a basic block in the function. The edges coming-to and getting-out of the blocks represent the control flow. The menu item will create a new instance of the Graph widget in order to view one or multiple locations at the same time.
