Quick and easy ways to take screenshots
A couple of short videos this week on how to take screenshots – very useful when copying to an email, document, or social media post.
- Using the ALT+P keyboard shortcut
- Using a custom toolbar button
- Minimize/hide History Slider
- Disable watermark/footer when printing
- Automatically add details to the chart using Chart Element tool (such as the name, timeframe, sector, or script value)
(NOTE: Enterprise Services clients – or those with the Publishing module – can also add Chart Headers and Footers.)
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Darren Hawkins, MSTA
Senior Software Specialist at Optuma
Darren is the senior Software Specialist at Optuma based in Brisbane, Australia. Darren grew up in the UK and attended college in the USA where he earned a BA in Economics from St Mary's College of Maryland. He went on to spend a few years working at the Nasdaq Stock Market in Washington DC. Darren joined Optuma in 2009 after attending an introductory technical analysis course that used the software.
Going on to live and work in Australia, the US, and the UK, Darren has a broad understanding of the individual needs of traders, portfolio managers, and investors utilising a wide range of methodologies and techniques. He instructs users all over the world, from experienced Wall Street traders and professional money managers to individual traders drawing their first trendlines.
In 2014 Darren passed the UK-based Society of Technical Analysts diploma and is working on attaining his CMT. When not looking at charts he keeps a keen eye on England's cricket team - especially when they are playing against Australia.
But Alt+P does not wor on Signal tester
The Signal Tester results is in a different window. You would need to use the Copy to Clipboard option under Actions in the Signal Results tab.