Charts colo(u)r schemes

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thomasmore
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Charts colo(u)r schemes

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Hi all,
Is there a way to save a custom colo(u)r scheme in an Empty4-chart? Not by saving it as a template, because that takes all the indicators with it.Just the colo(u)r, like in the dropdown box.
Thanks,
Ludo
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Charts colo(u)r schemes

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ludowillems » Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:30 pm wrote:Hi all,
Is there a way to save a custom colo(u)r scheme in an Empty4-chart? Not by saving it as a template, because that takes all the indicators with it.Just the colo(u)r, like in the dropdown box.
Thanks,
Ludo
as I know not, but you save a new colour scheme as blank template before you add any indicators and then you can always refer back to it .

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Charts colo(u)r schemes

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ludowillems » Tue Nov 03, 2015 2:30 am wrote:Hi all,
Is there a way to save a custom colo(u)r scheme in an Empty4-chart? Not by saving it as a template, because that takes all the indicators with it.Just the colo(u)r, like in the dropdown box.
Thanks,
Ludo
Or you can run the attached script, and save your preferred color scheme in a set-file. That would do the job.
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Charts colo(u)r schemes

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renexxxx » 02 Nov 2015, 22:02 wrote:
Or you can run the attached script, and save your preferred color scheme in a set-file. That would do the job.
Brilliant!,just what I wanted. Thanks R.

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