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How do I prevent MT4 from shrinking parameters?

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  • First Post: Aug 8, 2010 6:44am Aug 8, 2010 6:44am
  •  Interceptor
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...from shrinking my vertical parameters?

Occasionally, when working with a chart, I find that the bottom(or the top) is 'capped off' and MT4 does not allow me to scroll down(or up) as far as I want.
"No problem", I hear you say. "Simply adjust the fixed minimum/maximum in properties and away you go".
That's fine, but how do I prevent MT4 from subsequently withdrawing the newly extended chart parameters when I next start to move the chart around again? An annoying shout-at-the-screen type of problem.
Help!!!!!(please!)
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  • Aug 10, 2010 10:35am Aug 10, 2010 10:35am
  •  Lou G
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...from shrinking my vertical parameters?

Occasionally, when working with a chart, I find that the bottom(or the top) is 'capped off' and MT4 does not allow me to scroll down(or up) as far as I want.
"No problem", I hear you say. "Simply adjust the fixed minimum/maximum in properties and away you go".
That's fine, but how do I prevent MT4 from subsequently withdrawing the newly extended chart parameters when I next start to move the chart around again? An annoying shout-at-the-screen type of problem.
Help!!!!!(please!)
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You can't, but you can move your cursor to the price area (right edge of the chart), then hold the left mouse button down and drag up or down to change the range of prices shown on the chart.
Old Benjamin was right
 
 
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  • Aug 11, 2010 6:32am Aug 11, 2010 6:32am
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Quoting Lou G
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You can't, but you can move your cursor to the price area (right edge of the chart), then hold the left mouse button down and drag up or down to change the range of prices shown on the chart.
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Cheers, Lou
Any idea why MT4 seems to pick certain levels as the default extremes which it will allow charts to scroll up or down to?
 
 
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  • Aug 11, 2010 11:39am Aug 11, 2010 11:39am
  •  Lou G
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Cheers, Lou
Any idea why MT4 seems to pick certain levels as the default extremes which it will allow charts to scroll up or down to?
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The high-low range mt4 uses depends on the number of bars that will fit in the chart window (horizontally).
Old Benjamin was right
 
 
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Thanks again, Lou.
I'm wondering if MT5 will give a little more freedom once released.
 
 
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