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Seems it does:
You can scroll a chart by only a single time period (i.e., day, week, or
month) by holding down the SHIFT key when clicking on a chart's
horizontal scroll buttons.
This can be useful if you want to do what we call "learn as you plot."
By analyzing a chart and then scrolling a chart forward one period at a
time, thereby simulating the passing of time, you can quickly improve
your technical analysis skills.
It is helpful to use the histogram or dot as your indicator style when
using learn as you plot. If you use a standard line style, you will be
able to see the direction the indicator is moving before you scroll to
the next period.
The above was from the online help file.
RSB
Owen Davies wrote:
>
> Tim Lumley asked:
>
> > Is there a simple way to control the number of records used in a system
> test
> > similar to the "Data Loading" options on explorations?
>
> Comes to that, I'd give a lot for a simple, one-keystroke way to extend the
> display area one bar to the right. That is, open the entire file, but
> display only,
> say, the first 90 bars; press a key, and bar 91 appears; press it again, and
> you
> get bar 92. Given that, they could pretty much throw away the system
> tester,
> explorations, and a lot of other pieces of the program, as far as I'm
> concerned.
>
> Doesn't exist, though, does it?
>
> Owen Davies
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