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Charts Toolbar
Posted by Mohammad Rahhal, Last modified by Diana Alkouni on 08 September 2020 07:39 AM
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This is the Charts Toolbar which you will be able from here to control the settings of viewing the chart window. It contains eight sections as the following:
1- Price Style
- Candlesticks
 to view the chart candles as sticks in chart window.
- Standard Bar
 to view the chart candles as standard bar in chart window.
- Line Chart
 to view the chart as line in chart window.
- Heikin Ashi
 to view the selected chart price style (Candlesticks, Standard Bar or Line Chart) as Heikin Ashi in chart window.
2- Chart Data
- Load All Chart Data
 to load all data of the chart in chart window from beginning till now.
3- Chart Saving
- Save as Picture
 use this option to save the picture of the chart window on your computer as JPG.
- Print Chart
 use this option to print the picture of the chart if your computer is connected to a printer.
- Price History use this option to show the information of the chart as list.
4- Chart Zooming
- Zoom in
 to maximize the zooming on the chart window.
- Zoom Out
 to minimize the zooming on the chart window.
- Period Zoom
 after selecting this option define the desired period to be zoomed in, by clicking in the starting of the period then another click on the end of the period in the chart window.
5- Chart Control
- Chart Shift
 Use this option to shift the chart away from the beginning of the chart window. After choosing this option a small pointer will show up on the top of the chart window that you can drag it to the desired place in the chart.
- First record (Home)
 it drags the chart to the first record in chart history.
- Backward Step
 to drags the chart step backward.
- Forward Step
 to drags the chart step forward.
- Last record (End)
 it drags the chart to the last record in chart history.
6- Show /Hide
- Grids
 to show/ hide grids on the chart window.
7- Options
- Chart Options
 opens the chart options tab from the System Options screen, which allow you to edit the settings and colors of the chart window.
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