What are these settings about?

In the editor workspace immediately below the photo you are working, on is a drop down tap which can display documents profile,documents dimensions,sizes, scratch sizes, timing etc. What are these settings all about I didn't see them mentioned in the manual? And then over to the left a area where it shows percentage. Percentage of what?
I'm using PSE5

This information is present in the help files.
Just open the help for PSE 5, and type the word 'status' in 'Search for' input for the product.
This will lead you to 'To display file information in the Info palette or status bar' page. It contains the answer to your query.
The percentage is to specify the Zoom percentage of your image.

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