StatusBars Help

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On the statusbar you will see a coloured block to the far left. If you right-click it you get a menu with 4 options, click edit. You can also simply click the block, but that would be too simple.
Now the block should have turned into a gear, one of the elements on the statusbar has a flashing black border and coloured box with a name above it. The colour and name indicates which statusbar this element will be visible in.
With your mouse pointer on the gear scroll up or down. The colour and name of the box changes. If you don't have a scroll wheel you can right click the gear and click next/previous to select the statusbar.
When you have decided on a statusbar click the gear. The next element is selected.
Repeate steps 3 and 4 for all the elements. The statusbar is out of edit mode when the block is a clear colour.

Move your cursor so it is pointing on the coloured block (if it is a gear read the "how to populate the statusbar" above).
Scroll up or down to change the current statusbar. If you don't have a scroll wheel you can right click the block and click next or previous.
You can also select it from the views menu. View>Statusbars>statusbar name.
You can even select it from the block context menu. Context menu>Statusbars>statusbar name.

Right click the block on the statusbar and click options. The options menu is now opened.
In the first tab you have many options. One of them is the number of statusbars you want. You can set this to any integer between 1 and 100.
Below is a list of the statusbars with name and colour. Click on a statusbar from the list to start editing its options. You can select a colour from the list and enter a name in the box.