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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Just realise my computer date was wrong , could
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From: "A.J. Maas" <anthmaas@xxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: Change Security on other folders
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 23:33:29 +0100
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Status: U
securities=Dat/Dop files + the Master/Emaster files
layouts=MWL
charts=MWC
templates=MWT
As far as I understand your question and the way Metastock deals
with securities(eg the base securities files Dat and Dop), and the way to
scroll trough your Charts(eg the physical Charts) would, in your case,
require for you to fall back into the standard Win95 File|Open routine
and not a Metastock File|Open routine.
Since your Metastock Charts(the physical) are a by Win95 recocqnised
and registered File Type, double clicking any of the Files(eg your Charts)
would have them to be Opened and being displayed by the rightiouys
assigned program(eg Metastock).
There are a few things to be considered here, tho:
A.-the more files that are Actively Opened the more system resources are being
used, and this could lead into a bad system operation envirement (eg finaly
leading into a program crashing(s). Reason #1 for this is found in the GUI
(graphical user interface) sources' memory shortage.
B.-Equis Support have send a workaround to the List sometime ago, named
<Scrolling through a List of Charts> if I remember correctly and this "List"
can be setup in the following manner :
1.-Open all of the physicaly created Charts, eg those Charts that you would like
to be included in the Layout
2.-Click New|Layout
3.-Now Select -in the Add Dialog Window's left pane window- all the Charts
that are mentioned in the List (on the left), eg the "Charts to be Included"
4.-Then Click Add
This will then have a new Layout being created, included with your 'own' Charts
(and note that you can always Open other Charts, run the Add-routine over again,
to Add more Charts to this Layout, by later Saving As the Layout again) and
by Saving As as a layout as file Type, then on Opening this Layout you are able
to scroll through your "own", eg the by yourself created, Charts.
This is a kind of a rough way to do Chart Scrolling, but it will work.
Regards,
Ton Maas
ms-irb@xxxxxx
----- Original Message -----
From: Doug Mayson <doug.mayson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Metstock List <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: dinsdag 23 maart 1999 10:25
Subject: Change Security on other folders
> Hi All,
>
> My problem is, can I change the default "Scanning Charts" scan folder
> operation from the underlying security or derivative to scan a folder I
> created that holds my short list of items of interest?
>
> The 'Scanning Charts' arrows (<>) and 'Change Security' pop up list
> icons are located at the bottom of every chart. By default they work
> only on the underlying security or derivative, allowing you to move
> quickly back and forth sequentially through the contents of the folder.
>
> However, I would like it to also work on other folders that contain, say
> for example, my watch or short list of shares or other derivatives
> (*.mwc Metastock type files) held in a folder of my creation. At
> present, once I try to scan to the next (or previous) item in the folder
> I get the next (or previous) contents of the underlying share or
> derivative folder (smart charts file type), not the immediate folder
> contents that I am working in (those with the *.mwc file type).
>
> Can anyone tell me how or if this is possible in Metastock?
>
> Thank you in anticipation of your guidance with this matter.
>
> Regards,
> Doug Mayson
> Coombabah, Queensland, Australia
>
>
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