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Robert, from Omega documentation for version 4:
The manual does not accurately describe how many workspaces you can have open at
one time. The factors that affect how many workspaces you can have open at one
time are as follows:
a) Number of trading systems, indicators, ShowMe studies, and PaintBar
studies applied to your
charts (as well as the complexity of the calculations used in these
analysis techniques).
b) Number of bars of data plotted in a chart.
c) Number of charts in a workspace.
d) Number of drawing objects in a chart (i.e., trendlines)
e) Number of other products you are running (both Omega Research and
non-Omega
Research)
The fewer of the above items you have, the more workspaces you will be able to
have open simultaneously.
Regards,
Bill Vedder
ROBERT ROESKE wrote:
> I've never read any instructions on number of charts in a workspace or the
> number of workspaces that are open in TS and PS. Am wondering if there is
> an efficient to approach this. Are the limitations primarily memory and
> system resources or is there a best way to organize charts and workspaces
> from a software perspective vs psychological grouping? What guidelines do
> others use in organizing them? Like what determines whether you add another
> chart to a workspace or open another workspace? Is there a way to minimize
> the utilization of Sys\User\GDI resources when creating workspaces and
> charts. Less the better I suppose, but beyond that is there a
> workspace/chart configuration that maximises the capability of the
> hardware/software?
>
> BobR
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