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No memory triggers yet...?
I've discovered a workaround, in case this happens to someone else. It's
simply to knock a day off the Last Date in the Format Symbol dialog. It
does mean you can't see what's happening today but the object of the
exercise is to be able to look at historical data without disabling the
GS. Hope it helps someone...
Ian
> Further to this, I've had an email from someone who says that TS is *
> not* supposed to do this. It happened to them and they fixed it but
> they can't remember how... (:-( Does this trigger anyone's memory?
> I'm running TS 2000i under XP.
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> Ian
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> > Sorry if the title's a bit obscure...
> >
> > When TS 2000i receives data from the GS in real-time it skips to
> > the end of the chart where the new data has just been plotted. So
> > if you're looking at some history a few days back, you lose your
> > place. When the data's coming through quickly, you simply cannot
> > move the chart to a earlier position.
> >
> > Is there a way to prevent this without disabling the GS which I
> > keep running all the time?
> >
> > Ian
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