Let's say you have one price chart displayed like the one shown here of BHP. You might have several indicators showing with this chart, and by "Stacking" the indicators (using the F3 function key) you can display one of the indicators in the bottom pane (or the top pane if you have different settings), and the other indicators are hidden behind this indicator pane - that is, they are all "stacked" one behind the other.

In this situation, you can click on one of the tabs to display the relevant indicator. In the sample shown here, the tabs and indicators are: GMMA (Guppy's Multiple Moving Average), RSC (Relative Strength Comparison), Tra (number of Trades), W%R (Williams %R), OBV (On Balance Volume), DM (Directional Movement and ADX), RSI (Relative Strength Index), MACD, Mom (Momentum), SO (Stochastic), Volume, and BMMA (Brainy's own Multiple Moving Average indicator).

If you are not happy with the sequence of these tabs across the screen, you can right-click on one of them, and choose "Move pane..." from the drop-down menu. Another dialogue box will open showing a list of the indicator panes, and you can select any one of the listed panes, and click on the "Move Up" or "Move Down" button to change it's sequence in the list. Then click on Apply, or OK to save the changes.

BTW:- What is the difference between Apply and OK? Clicking on Apply will apply the changes and leave the dialogue box open. Clicking on OK will apply the changes, and close the dialogue box. What's the use of this? Well you might want to "apply" the changes, then have a look at the end result, and maybe apply some more changes.

In this scenario you might have several price charts open. This might be a Workspace, or maybe you have just opened several new price charts. The result might be like in the accompanying screen shot. This sample has four price charts, shown in a "maximised" BullCharts window. That is, one price chart takes the entire BullCharts window, and the other 3 price charts are hidden behind but you can see a tab for each (highlighted with the red coloured rectangle encircling the four tabs near the bottom of the window).

In this situation, you might want to change the sequence of the four tabs across the screen. That is, you might want to put them into alphabetical order, or group them together by industry type, or perhaps put index charts at the left end and price charts at the right end. Or you might want to have daily charts at the left end, and intraday charts at the right end (if you have access to intraday / live data).

To do this, you can simply mouse-click on a tab and drag it to another location across the screen (ie. click and hold the left mouse button, and "drag" it).

Or, you can right-click on a tab, to see a drop-down menu of several choices that include:

• Close (tab)
• Rename Tab
• Sort Alphabetically
• Arrange Tabs...