In BullCharts it is easy to have multiple price charts displayed. Then a series of tabs appear across the bottom of the screen - one for each chart (if the chart window is "maximised").

To create the first price chart, simply use the menu option FILE - NEW to create a new chart (or use the Control key and the letter N). To create a second chart in addition to the first one, use the same steps - FILE - NEW.

Note that the two price charts can display the same security - if you have the "Synchronise all chart windows" option selected (this is normally a toolbar button on the left side of the screen). Click this button once to turn the synchronise feature on, and click it again to turn it off.

When you have more than one price chart open, you can either view each chart in a "Maximised" window that takes up the full BullCharts window, or you can "Restore" the price chart windows and rearrange them.

You can use the small buttons in the top right corner of the window, or a menu option. Take a look at the options under the BullCharts menu item "Window".

The options available include: Tile Windows; Vertical; Horizontal; Cascade; and Float.

Click on the "Tile" or "Vertical" or "Horizontal" options to see the effect - the price charts are "tiled" inside the BullCharts window.

As with most Windows programs, provided the program window is not "maximised", you can adjust the size of the window image. Just mouse-click on an edge (or corner) and drag the item up, down, left or right.

Or mouse-click on the title bar across the top of the window, and "drag" the bar and window around the screen.

If you have more than one monitor attached to your computer, it is easy to move one or more price charts across to the other monitor.

Assuming that you already have the multiple monitors set up, just do the following in BullCharts.

Click once on the price chart that you want to move (to "select" this window), and select from the menu: WINDOW - FLOAT WINDOW.

The selected window is now floating, and can be dragged across the screen, and onto another monitor.

Once you have more than one price chart, you might like to "save" the layout so that you can easily recreate this layout another time.

The whole layout of the price charts, and the Security Manager Control Panel is called a Workspace. You can use the menu option FILE - SAVE WORKSPACE to save the layout. Or if you have a recent version of BullCharts (3.8+) you can use the Workspace Manager.

To "open" this workspace another day, simply view the Workspace Manager and double-click on the desired Workspace, or from the menu, select FILE - OPEN and search for the saved Workspace file (the Workspace Manager is a much easier way to do this).