ShareScope | ShareScript

Adding ShareScript files to ShareScope

Once you have downloaded a ShareScript file from the website, you will need to transfer it to where ShareScope expects to find it.

Note: ShareScript is only supported in ShareScope V5.20 and above.

First locate the downloaded script. By default, downloaded files are saved to your Desktop. Right-click on the file and select Cut or Copy.
Now locate your ShareScope folder. By default ShareScope is installed in a folder called ShareScope on your computers C drive.
Paste Column scripts into the ShareScope\ShareScript\Columns folder.
Paste Indicator scripts into the ShareScope\ShareScript\Indicators folder.

To use ShareScript files within ShareScope, follow the instructions below. For more detailed instructions on how to use ShareScript, download the ShareScript User Guide.

To add a ShareScript Column to a List table

Right-click in a column header and select Add ShareScript column.
From the dialog that appears, select the required column script and then click OK.

To add a ShareScript Indicator to the main Graph

Right-click in the Graph and select Other main graph features.
From the sub-menu select ShareScript Indicator....
From the dialog that appears, select the required indicator script and click on OK.
The indicator will be overlaid on the main graph.

To add a ShareScript Study to the main Graph

Right-click in the Graph and select Other main graph features.
From the sub-menu select ShareScript Studies....
From the dialog that appears, select the required study script and click on OK.
The study will be overlaid on the main graph.

To add a ShareScript indicator beneath the Graph

Right-click in the Graph and select Add indicator.
From the sub-menu select ShareScript indicator.
From the dialog that appears, select the required indicator script and click on OK.
The indicator will be displayed in a window beneath the main graph.

To add a ShareScript tool

Click on the Tools menu.
Select Use ShareScript Tool.
From the dialog that appears, select the required tool script and click on OK.
The tool will then appear on your screen.