Buzz, I wasn't able to do what you wanted within AmiBroker alone. But, if you have any kind of program that can resize/rotate a bitmap, including Microsoft Word, you can get the end result that you are asking for.
Note that I have very little experience with the charting features of AmiBroker, so there may be an easier way. But, if nobody else can provide a cleaner answer, this will get you going. In AmiBroker (probably wise to do this in a new layout): - Create 3 new blank charts - Tile windows horizontally (using Window menu from main menubar) - Drag drop Price into each of the charts above - Set desired timeframes for each chart (i.e. one daily/one weekly/one monthly) - Set all charts to have the same symbol link using "s" icon at bottom of chart window (e.g. all using red "link 1"). - Type desired symbol in symbol field of main toolbar (note all 3 charts refresh to current symbol) - Close or unpin any AmiBroker windows (e.g. symbols, layout, etc.) that you do not want in your printout - Press CTRL and ALT and PrtScr keys (this will create a bitmap image of the entire AmiBroker window in your computer's clipboard) Within bitmap capable program (e.g. Microsoft Word): - Choose Paste from Edit menu (you should see image of your amibroker window) get pasted into your document. - Rotate the image 90 degrees (e.g. from Picture toolbar in Word) - Change image width to about 10 inches (e.g. from Format | Picture... | Size in Word). - Print Preview from File menu to verify everything fits on single page. - Print Mike --- In [email protected], "Buzz M. Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've attempted to find an answer in various documentation areas for AB > to the following question, but have been unsuccessful. Can anyone shed > some fruitful light on a solution to this: > > For a single ticker symbol, and at a glance, I'd like to be able to see > the charts for Daily, Weekly, and Monthly bar time frames all on a > single sheet of paper. Can AB be set up to print all 3 charts > (Daily,Weekly,Monthly) on one sheet of paper? If so, what is the > earliest version of AB that can be configured to do this, and what > setup procedure is required? > > I'd appreciate any help and/or suggestions to solve this problem. > Thanks!! > > Buzz >
