locating indicators on charts
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09/13/2020 at 4:50 PM #144119
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By a process of elimination, the issue seems to be ‘hidden’ indicators within charts
I guess you’ve either come across this before or not – difficult to ‘intuit’ it, it seems to me
But I do appreciate your efforts Graham – thank you
As a newcomer to PRT, but having subscribed to either CQG or TT over the past 25+ years, this platform seems ‘difficult’, to say the least.
This basic stuff should be straightforward, no?
09/13/2020 at 5:07 PM #144122It’s not difficult at all and doing all the ‘normal stuff’ is intuitive.
How much memory do you have on your PC / Laptop?
Did you click the Click Here link and try to increase memory available to PRT?
I know that does not solve your dilemma … where are the hidden indicators … but it may move you on so you can finish the day not feeling insane! 🙂
09/13/2020 at 5:11 PM #14412409/13/2020 at 5:12 PM #144125seems to be ‘hidden’ indicators within charts
The only way we can hide iNDICATORS is by maximising the Price Chart in the window and so then the Indicators cannot then be seen.
The Complete version you are using is different to my version but here is the symbol to click on my version …
Do you have a maximise / restore symbol anywhere
09/13/2020 at 5:15 PM #1441288GB of RAM, not great but should normally be enough
Yeah that is plenty … that is all I have on my PC and I get no issues.
What is 228 MiO
Is it 228 MB? If yes then you need to increase to 2GB ish.
09/13/2020 at 5:41 PM #144133From a quick look it seems I have mine on … “Let windows automatically determine best for Program” or some such wording! 🙂
What is yours set to?
Above is a windows setting, not part of PRT.
Although I vaguely recall ages ago I allocated a specific amount of RAM to PRT, but maybe I dreamt it!? 🙂
If you find out anything more sensible than above let us know?
09/13/2020 at 5:47 PM #14413509/13/2020 at 6:33 PM #144142No – that’s not what is going on – something more insidious and the fact that you don’t know what can possibly be going on worries me. It seems from the posts that you are pretty experienced.
This thing is currently unusable for me – I’ll be closing my account, which is not even yet opened(!) – and reverting to TT
It’s a shame because I like the presentation of PRT
Sorry to have wasted both your weekend and mine Graham 🙁
Thank you for your time
09/13/2020 at 6:50 PM #144147What is yours set to? Above is a windows setting, not part of PRT.
Did you check your settings as 228 MB is woefully inadequate and that is what the message you posted is saying … that your PRT Platform has (only) 228 MB allocated to it.
09/13/2020 at 6:54 PM #144148I’ll be closing my account, which is not even yet opened(!) – and reverting to TT
Don’t close your Account as you have only had input / help from myself and I am not a PRT employee etc.
Somebody else may add something more meaningful on a normal working day.
Also others are not having the same Issue as you and so the Issue is very unlikely to be related to the PRT Platform.
09/13/2020 at 6:56 PM #144149If you want help direct from PRT use the Form below to send an email.
https://www.prorealtime.com/en/contact
09/13/2020 at 7:11 PM #144151Actually I think you got it with your final comment re memory usage
A few days ago I was having an error message pop-up saying ‘SE Binary has stopped working’ and I thought it was an issue with the recently updated JAVA program
So I followed the link below which in order to make things more stable had me (I think) limit memory usage in any one JAVA application to 256MB
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7Jwy4V4dnU
Anyway I just reversed that, rebooted, and so far no more ‘issues’
I can even open the ‘default template’ easily now!
So thanks for that and apologies, I thought you worked for PRT
I appreciate your time
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09/13/2020 at 7:24 PM #144152From your posts I thought you were more interested in … where are these hidden Indicators … than just getting it working!? 🙂
I noted straight off that the 228 MB RAM Allocated was abnormally low!
Oh well, PRT may think I’m not all bad after all … as I’ve saved one defector!!?? 🙂
09/13/2020 at 7:29 PM #144153Haha
No, the issue of the hidden indicators does worry me, but I’m no purist – I just want it to work consistently so I don’t have to allocate any of my own – very limited – bandwidth to it whilst I’m using it
Thanks again …
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