# First Time Login

After installation, open ATAS and enter the login and password that were emailed to you after registration. To avoid entering your details each time, you can check the "Remember data" box.

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Done! The platform is now installed and ready to use. Before diving into the main interface, let’s take a moment to explore the login window — there are a few settings here that often confuse beginners.
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1. At the bottom, you will find the button to select the platform version. When you click on it, a dropdown menu will display the current version of the program (selected during installation) and other available releases, which we discussed earlier.

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2. The dropdown menu offers five server options: F2, E2, T2, R2, and Auto.

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By default, the Auto server is selected, which automatically chooses one of the four available options. We recommend leaving this setting as it is because it is optimal for most cases.

Manual server switching may be needed if you are in areas with weak or unstable internet. In such cases, try different servers until you find the most stable one.

3. The "Workspace" field allows you to select and edit your workspaces before launching the platform.

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We have set up a workspace for you called “default,” which we will cover in detail later. As you become more familiar with the platform, you will start customizing your workspace to suit your preferences, adding charts, indicators, preferred tools, and more. These workspaces can be saved to a separate list and selected before launching the platform.

You can also access the workspace editor \[2] here, which enables you to make changes without loading charts and slowing down the platform. If needed, you can export and store these files separately, which can be helpful when using your customized workspace on another computer. This is also the most reliable way to keep backup copies.

A yellow warning triangle \[3] will appear if the workspace becomes overloaded, such as having too many charts, drawing objects, or an excessive amount of historical data. This could cause the platform to slow down. You can optimize your workspace (for instance, by removing some charts or reducing the amount of loaded days) directly from the login window, without needing to fully launch the platform.

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After clicking "Connect," you will access the workspace we have prepared for you. It is designed to guide you through making your first trade on ATAS, and we will explain that process in detail next.
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