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Selecting Display Options.
The individual Commands, associated Tools and Hot-Keys are shown below together with relevant notes and explanations where appropriate.
V
To Move the entire chart display Left, Right, Up or Down.
Moves the whole display Up / Down / Left or Right by the number of screen-points entered or selected in the drop-down edit box : eg if the Short & Medium-term charts fill the screen (the Long-Term charts being "off the screen" to the left), moving right 1/2 screen (240 points on a VGA screen) displays Long and Medium instead. Similarly moving the charts Up will "uncover" the indicator-charts below the bar-charts. This command is particularly useful where a relatively small screen is being used.
The following Tools will move the charts in the indicated direction (by the number of points last selected as above) : 
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: Moves the display back to "Top Right" from wherever it is.
Note: Moving Up can result in the tools being moved off the screen, in which case the hot-key V followed by D will bring the display back down.
H
To Hide / Unhide the Statistics Window.
Displays / Hides the trading statistics window (when hidden, all charts are automatically moved up to fill the available space). If the window is hidden (and the tool unavailable) press H to re-show it.
( No Tool)
Alt + F
Toggles the display between Full-Screen and Window modes. NB: If when working in a window you re-size the window manually (by dragging its edges), select any of the layout commands from the Display menu (eg "Last") to re-align the chart display to the right edge of the display area.
i
The most commonly used technical indicators, RSI (Relative Strength Index), Momentum, and Stochastics are automatically computed and displayed. (See 
for details of their computation and parameters).
Additionally, Position-size and Profit and Draw-Down charts, designed to permit visual review of trading activity and strategy are displayed below the short-term bar charts, example : 
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To select the order in which the Indicator charts are displayed, first select the time-frame to adjust:
Then the display-order:
L
Last re-sets the display to the layout Last Selected: any chart(s) which have been closed, moved, re-sized or otherwise changed using the mouse are (optionally) re-opened / restored / replaced. If inadvertent changes are made to a chart using the mouse, close it by double-clicking its top-left corner, then restore it by selecting this option.
P
Previous re-instates the display selected before selection of the current display: if a user has two preferred displays he can "toggle" between the two by selecting this command successively.
T
Standard displays 60 periods of each of the Long, Medium & Short-term bar-charts, sized to fit a 480 * 640 screen, with two indicator charts below (or the Statistics window + one indicator chart). On a larger screen, the other indicator charts will be seen below.
(No Tool)
X
Maximise Width displays the maximum available number of periods in each time-frame. The user selects which charts are to be maximised, and whether the Short-Term chart (if selected) is to include the complete history, or just the current trading-period.
(No Tool)
N
Minimise Width displays the minimum available number of periods in each time-frame. The user selects which charts are to be minimised.
(No Tool)
N
Custom 1 - 4 displays (one of) four alternative pre-programmed layouts. The "Customise" menu enables the user to set-up and save re-defined these custom displays, see 
for details.
(No Tool)
O
Short+Results Switches to a full-screen display comprising the short-term bar-chart above the profit & draw-down and open-position charts (to facilitate review of trading performance). On completion of the trading of each file a dialog-box automatically offers switching to this display. (Select Previous to switch back, and sHow statistics to re-display the statistics window).
(No Tool)
Y
Move Statistics (Laterally), enables users with large screens to move the "Trading Statistics" window laterally (it is sized to fill the width of a 480 * 640 screen).
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