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This article applies to the Windows edition of Investor/RT. By design, Investor/RT for Windows does not have minimize, maximize, restore buttons on the title bar, only the close button. All windows, charts, quote pages, preferences windows, object manager, etc. are floating windows. The benefit of this approach is two-fold: (a) any window is eligible to be positioned on any monitor you wish; windows are not confined to the main Investor/RT window, and (b) all windows are equals; any window can be brought fully to the front and can float above other open windows.

If you are not yet familiar with RTX, please review 

Investor/RT automated backfill mode has 2 purposes

• at startup, it is designed to backfill historical data since the date/time that the data feed was last stopped.  
• It is also designed to fill in any historical data per symbol (tagged for intraday monitoring) for all trading that has occurred since the last trade recorded in the local database.

Presentation of the main Investor/RT symbol guide for DTN IQ feed, Rithmic, CQG and Interactive Brokers 

MS Windows Spreadsheet Linking using DDE

This page discusses the "3 Sessions" and "Split Session" options available as custom duration inputs for the "Time per Profile" settings of the Profile Indicator. It is fully valid both in the case you use the Profile Indicator to display a "Volume Profile" or simulate a TPO chart (by using the "Price and Time" option together with a 30 minutes chart periodicity).We will both discuss about

• the "3 Sessions" option which allows the user to display 3 profiles on a full session charts, knowing that the "Per 1" (Period 1) input corresponds to the 1st period duration in minutes (usually the Overnight Session) while the "Per 2" minutes input, located on the right part of the setting window, corresponds to the Duration in Minutes of the second session (Typically the Day session)
• the "Split Session" option that doesn t require any Period input as the instrumlent Full session "Split Time" is the start of the Day session

The Object Manager is an essential tool in Investor/RT. Understanding its role is important for new users.. Please take the time to review this article thoroughly and familiarize yourself with the Object Manager as this feature is critical to your success with Investor/RT. The Object Manger serves as a "central hub" in Investor/RT to mainipulate (Open, Edit, Delete, etc.) most of the elements within the program. It serves as a "Jumping off" or starting point to reach amost any Object including the following: