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Part 3 demonstrates how to create duplicate windows in the Thinkorswim platform. These windows are then assigned to display your saved custom chart layouts. Four duplicate windows are created. You are then shown how to distribute them across four separate monitors. You then learn how to save that as a workspace layout. This workspace remembers where each window is placed. The saved workspace can be reloaded at any time. Multiple workspaces can be saved.
Part 2 of this series builds on the work of part 1. It demonstrates how to configure and save chart layouts in the Flexible Grid screen of the Thinkorswim platform. To save time, this video uses the custom style created in part 1 for configuring each chart pane.
Part 1 of a 3 part series demonstrating how to configure the Thinkorswim platform to display on multiple monitors. In part 1 you learn how to configure and save chart settings. This video also demonstrates how to save chart settings as a custom style. This custom style is then used to quickly configure additional charts. You will also learn how to customize and save the chart grid layout.
Place a Label On Every Chart To Help Keep Track of Different Layouts UPDATE 6/29/22: The newest video on this topic is located the following webpage (located in the bonus material section at the end of part one): Thinkorswim Chart Setting Tutorial 3 Part Series Click here to jump straight to the section of […]
