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Sorry,
too many emails... :-( I often join a disussion after i see the topic
stays alive.
I
suggest you email support and share the response you get on the list.
seasons greetings,
herman
Herman,
Thank you, for this
response!
However, I do not have any problem w/drag and drop,
I do not have any problem with indicators, I do not need any unique
indicators, that is, other than what I currently am using, and as a matter
of fact I have read the instructions from the help menu on how to create
"Chart Layouts." I believe that unfortunatley, none of which you have laid
out here seems to apply to my particular case. perhaps if you had read my
message posted earlier, (it would be the first msg.
titled "Layouts") you would understand a bit more precisely what I
am talking about.
thanks again,
MJ
--- Herman van den
Bergen <psytek@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Drag-Drop is for dropping
identical indicators on > your charts, you appear > more ambitious
and will have to look into the more > advanced features of >
AmiBroker, like using the Formula Editor. To have > unique
indicators/layouts > you have to save them under unique Indicator
or > Layout names - there is no > other way. > > In
the case of Composite indicator panes, you open a > window and create
the > base/composite indicator you want to work from; just > drop
whatever you like > in this window. Then open the indicator by >
right-clicking on it and > selecting edit, next save the this
composite > base-formula under a unique > name. Just type the name
in the file-window and > click Apply. You now see two > panes in
your window and you close the upper one by > clicking on the X in
the > pop toolbar at the top-right of your chart. Next you > open
as many windows as > you like and repeat this procedure for each
window. > This may sound > complicated but is really a simple
procedure when > you are used to it. > > There are other
features, like using Include files > as a base or >
creating/saving unique Layout files. Time to stop > dragging and
dropping and > watch some videos and/or read the help. > >
best regards, > herman. > > > > >
> > -----Original Message----- >
From: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
[mailto:amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On > Behalf Of Mike
Ringgold > Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005 6:41
PM > To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Layouts > > >
cstrader, > > Thanks for your response! The
short answer to > your > question is no, because no
matter how many charts > that > I open it is always
that what ever I place(drag > and > drop) onto the
chart goes automatically onto all > of > the other
charts, as well if I delete what I have > done > it
deletes from all. If I close all these chart > open
any number of others I find it has > automatically >
saved what the work into the new chart, and again > if
I > delete it deletes all charts. This is >
exasperating, I > have tried this too many times to believe
that I > would > be doing anything out of the norm for
charting > programs, but then that is never out of
the > question > either, fore each has their own
idiosyncrysies. > Beyond > these it still at least
seems to me that there > ought > to be an easy
solution . For now I have to say > that > this
little investment has been a bust, if I > cannot >
correct or solve this, this is what should be a >
very > simple thing. > > ---
cstrader <cstrader232@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >
> Maybe I'm missing something, but can't you just >
open > > 4 windows, each with > >
the same symbol, and then put whatever you want > in >
> each of the 4 windows? > > > >
----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Mike
Ringgold" > <mikelmotorcycle@xxxxxxxxx> > >
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > Sent: Sunday,
December 11, 2005 1:11 PM > > Subject: [amibroker]
Layouts > > > > >
> > Earlier today I posted the following, over on >
the > > "Problems and > > >
Troubleshooting," board at AB., and thought it > > would
be a good idea to > > > post it on this board as
well. I hope to find > the > > solution
here. > > > > > > I have for
some time been trying to figure out > how > > to
use multiple > > > chart layouts. I am attempting to
have as a > single > > layout, 4
different > > > price charts linked, so that I may
view a > single > > security from
4 > > > different views, with indicators directly
on > the > > price chart
itself. > > > It appears that AB will not allow this,
and > please > > help me w/this
if > > > that statement is not so. >
> > > > > An example of what I am trying to do
is, to > have > > one chart of
multiple > > > BollingerBands, another of multiple
Moving > > averages, another of > >
> multiple Pivot Points and a 4th w/multiple > >
regression lines. > > > > > >
I have no problem in dragging and dropping the > >
indicators onto the > > > chart and saving each
individually, either as > a > > Local or Global
Layout > > > nor do I have a problem in Saving As, or
in > any > > other format as >
> > suggested by the help menu. > > > My problem
is that this system seems not to be > > able to save more
than > > > one chart. For example, I build a chart
of > > multiple BollingerBands, > >
> and save it, then to build another I must >
after > > bringing up another > >
> chart I find that I must delete my previous >
work, > > in other words it AB > >
> does not default to a new clean price chart, > >
rather it brings up the > > > very chart that I just
built. If I delete all > of > > my work, in this
case > > > "BollingerBands," then I automatically
lose > that > > chart, and if I
move > > > on and build yet another chart ,say of
Moving > > Averages then the very >
> > same thing happens. > >
> > > > How do I get past this and save all 4 of
my > charts > > as a single
layout, > > > Your help will be very much
appreciated, > > > > > >
MJsocal aka. mikelmotorcycle > > > >
> > > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > Please note that this group is for
discussion > > between users only. >
> > > > > To get support from AmiBroker please
send an > > e-mail directly to > >
> SUPPORT {at} amibroker.com > >
> > > > For other support material please check
also: > > > http://www.amibroker.com/support.html >
> > > > > > > > Yahoo!
Groups Links > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > > === message truncated
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