Zooming more than default maximum in MT4

Hello everyone
It seems I would never run out of questions in here..
If I want to Zoom out more than the default Maximum to see a bigger picture of the past history..is there a code solution for that..or do I have to buy 2 4k screens and apply extended screen..I am not sure even if this is going to work.

Thank you all!

Any suggestions?

I'm running a 32" TV monitor on 1920x1080 resolution, and when zoomed out fully there's approx 1,700 candles across my chart, but I can't see any detail (the open/close on the candle bodies, for example), because each candle is only 1 pixel wide. If it was possible to zoom out more than MT4 currently allows, adjacent candles would merge together into a blob, making it even more difficult. Hence it depends partly on how much detail you want to be able to see.

Within MT4, the only solution I can think of would be to use an indicator that consolidates candles (like this), which is effectively switching to a longer TF. However, the bottom line is that chart detail is always going to be limited to the number of available pixels, which is determined by your screen resolution. Hence if you're already at maximum available resolution, then you'll need to upgrade your hardware.

At least that's my best guess; for a programmer I know embarrassingly little about modern operating systems like Windows. Other folk might be aware of some Windows settings that extend the capabilities of your monitor and/or graphics card.

I have two 48" 4K monitors side-by-side. I happen to use the 125% scale because I prefer larger text.

Regardless, I have no technical problem to display a chart for the full width across both monitors, which I do on rare occasions. However, realize that when you have so much width, then your auto-vertical-scale squishes the Y-axis price scale just to see the wider range of prices, especially if there is a long up or down trend, which compresses price further.

I can imagine -- but have no interest to develop -- an indicator that could perhaps use either sub-windows to display adjacent sections of history; or more likely, an indicator to add to multiple charts that could coordinate with each other, each displaying a unique portion of history. You could then use MT4 Window -> Tile Horizontally (not Vertical as one might guess) to stack them on top of each other. (Getting a consistent stacking order is tricky!). But as independent charts, objects drawn on one chart would not exist on the other charts. (Unless one uses Multi Chart Sync, found here).

Double-wide monitors work easier. So does scrolling back-and-forth.

Good luck.

Thank you Hanover...Your answer is really appreciated

2 48 4k is sick.. I am thinking now to upgrade..Thank you Pips4life for your answer