Charts


If you decide to unlock a chart window, any change you'll request from the Quotes and Analytics Window will not affect this chart window. So, if you request a new currency chart from the Streaming Quotes Table, for example, the unlocked chart window won't be updated with the new currency.


You'll also be able to request a different security directly from the New Chart Window independently, by clicking on the icon


of New Chart Window's Fixed Toolbar.


You can lock a new chart window in order to link it again to the Quotes and Analytics Window by clicking on the icon


. The chart window is locked when you see the icon . When a chart window is locked, it


means that any request from the Quotes & Analytics window will also affect this window.


By default new chart windows are locked, which means that if you request a new currency chart from the Streaming Quotes Table or from TrendRisk Scanner table, all the chart windows which are locked will be updated with the new currency.


Note that the Master Chart Window ‐ which is the first appearing after you've logged in, and which you can recognize from the


icon ‐ cannot be unlocked. Save / Retrieve Template


With TradeInterceptor 5.0 Desktop Application you can save and retrieve as many templates as you like.


1. To save a template, you can either click on the icon


, which is located in


"File/Save template" from the Menu Bar.


This automatically loads templates in a default file.


All you have to do is to give a name to your template and press the "Save"button.


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