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Posted by Leo Slaton on August 03, 2000 at 10:13:51:
In Reply to: Re: saveing graph data posted by Mark on August 02, 2000 at 18:45:18: 
: :  : : How do I save corrected graph's.  I go into a graph, set the price and date scales  : : and save the investment, or save all investments.  when I pull it up the next time : : it is still in the original condition.  I also have several duplicates that I have not been  : : able to delete.  If I roll through the stack of graphs in a portfolio and the  : : duplicate comes up, how do I get rid of it? : After setting the graph's scale or date range use "File/Save Portfolio" : to memorize these settings, so that the next time you open the portfolio : you will get these ranges. : To delete an investment from a portfolio you need to close the investment, : then re-save the portfolio: : 1) Right mouse click on the investment you wish to close and choose "Close" : from the popup menu. : 2) Select "File/Save Portfolio" to save the changes to the portfolio. : To read more about how to delete investments from a portfolio search the : online help for "portfolios" and go to the help topic "How to Create or : Modify Portfolios". : Thanks, : Mark : -- : Mark Beiley :  : Fund Manager for Windows 3.1x/95/98/NT :  :  I tried to do the convoluted method for deleting an investment thaat you suggested.  When I went to "Help" it was no longer there. I must have deleted it in trying to delete something else. If I download the program again will the same password, etc work the second time? Mark, this is easily the most difficult program to run that I have ever seen.  I  have been the better part of eight hours trying to transfer 16 investments from Quicken to  FM and make FM perform as it was advertised.  I don't have another 8 hours to  play with a nerd puzzle.  If the help file cannot be reloaded I will delete the  entire program and write the $40 off to experience.  Leo 
 
  
 
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