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 If you 
haven't done so, have a look at the PlotText(), this allows you to place 
text anywhere on the chart. It gives an example of how to display the words 
"Buy" and "Sell" and price next to the bar. Also look at the VarSetText() and 
VarGetText(). 
  
To add 
text to the selected or lastbar you would use the SelectedValue( barIndex()) or 
LastValue(BarIndex()) as the name for your StaticVar in which you store the 
info you want to show. When looping you read the barindex() for each bar, set BI 
= barIndex() and in your loop use BI[i] to look for a non-empty static 
variable. 
  
At the 
start the system can read a simple text file and transfer them to 
StaticVar. At the closing of the system you can use a ParamTrigger to load 
and save the parameters to a simple text file.  
  
Hope 
this sketchy info helps... 
herman  
  
  I would like to add something to my trading that 
  I have not yet found to be available.  Basically, I'd like to be able to write my own information 
  onto a bar in real time (for instance a manually-entered trade entry or 
  exit), and to do this from the chart window (parameters 
  menu).  This information should remain available in a hard disk file 
  when AB closes. 
    
  I'm thinking 
  I need to create a dynamic array table of some sort that also gets written to 
  disk and which contains both the date/time code and the new 
  information.  I know that there is the OSAKA plugin which seems to 
  do something like this, and perhaps that is my best 
  option?  Alternatively, I could write to a foreign ticker, but I'm 
  not sure that's possible from the chart menu. 
    
  Any advice appreciated.... 
    
  thanks 
    
  chuck 
    
    
    
  
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