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A futures contract expires the next futures contract chart must again be configured to your preferred settings. Note: Regardless of the saving mechanism chosen, you can always apply a chart template or customize any of the settings to change any chart you view. Changing the Chart Symbol Change the symbol either by entering a new symbol in the chart form, or by entering a new symbol in the Search box at the top of the page. Changing the Bar (Plot) Type The bar type can be changed using the menu to the right of the Symbol box, or by opening the Settings (cog) icon and selecting the symbol's pane. You may also right-click on the chart, and select "Plot Type." HLC Bars show the high, low and close on the price bars in either green or red, depending on the bar's close price relates to the previous close. When green, the close is greater than the previous close; when red, the close is less than the previous close. OHLC Bars are drawn to show the open-high-low-close. A vertical line is drawn between the highest and lowest price. The horizontal dash extending to the left of the bar represents the open, and the horizontal dash extending to the right of the bar represents the closing price. Colored OHLC Bars show the open, high, low, and close on the price bars in either green or red, depending on the bar's close price relates to the previous close. Barchart uses a default setting

Sensitivity settings in Free Fire play a significant role in improving a player's gameplay. The competition in Free Fire is increasing every day, and players are trying hard to keep up with their rivals on the battleground. An effective way of acing each game is by making headshots. However, situations in every match are not the same. Gamers may have different devices and different playing style preferences.Today's article shares three different sets of the best-optimized sensitivity settings to perform headshots in Free Fire.Best sensitivity settings in Free FireNote: Before playing the classic matches, players must first practice with the newly applied settings. After they get accustomed, they can play Battle Royale matches. 1) Close-rangeThe best sensitivity for close-range fights in Free FireGeneral: 100Red Dot: 1002X Scope: 904X Scope: 88AWM Scope: 88Free Look: 66 Players who like to pick up close-range fights can opt for this sensitivity set as the high sensitivity will help in quicker reflexes and faster aiming at the enemy's head. 2) Mid and long-range (Best optimized sensitivity)The best-optimized sensitivity settings for mid and long-range fightsGeneral: 100Red Dot: 802X Scope: 704X Scope: 60AWM Scope: 50Free Look: 58 This sensitivity range is best optimized and is suitable for both close-range and long-range flights. 3) Low-end devicesConsidering the considerable part of Free Fire players who use low-end devices, here are the best sensitivity settings for performing accurate headshots:Best Free Fire sensitivity settings for low-end devicesGeneral: 100Red Dot: 902X Scope: 854X Scope: 75AWM Scope: 68Free Look: 62 Users can follow the steps below to apply the sensitivity settings in Free Fire:Step 1: After opening the game, they need to locate the "Settings" tab on the right-hand side corner of the screen.Step 2: Gamers must navigate to the "Sensitivity" tab.Step 3: They can apply the preferred settings here.Also read: 5 best gloo

C P, A, S, M, C Scene Modes Portrait Sports Landscape Close-up Night Portrait Night Landscape Off Snow Beach Text Fireworks Flower Manner Self Portrait Party Children Taking pictures and videos Default setting Available settings Auto*... Page 24: Shooting Close-Up And Landscape Pictures Taking pictures and videos Capture mode Backlight Video First burst Last burst Exposure bracketing * When you change to Auto or Red-eye in these modes, it becomes the default until you change it. Shooting close-up and landscape pictures Use the Close-up/Landscape button very close or very far away. Page 25: Using Exposure Bracketing Using exposure bracketing Option Description The camera takes 3 pictures—one at +, one at 0, and one at - exposure. Exposure Bracketing 1 Set the exposure bracketing interval. page 22 2 In any Still mode, press the Burst button repeatedly to choose 3 Press the Shutter button halfway and hold to set the auto-focus and exposure. Page 26: Using Burst Taking pictures and videos Using burst Option Description Camera takes up to 4 pictures while the Shutter button is pressed. First Burst Camera takes up to 30 pictures (2 per second for up to 15 seconds) while the Shutter button is pressed. When the Shutter button is released, only the last 4 pictures are Last saved. Page 27: Changing Picture-Taking Settings Changing picture-taking settings You can change settings to get the best results from your camera: 1 Press the Menu button. (Some settings are unavailable in some modes.) 2 Press to highlight a setting, then press the OK button. 3 Choose an option, then press the OK button. 4 Press the Menu button to exit the menu. Page 28 Taking pictures and videos Setting White Balance Choose your lighting condition. This setting remains until you change it. The setting is displayed on the right

Paper Sizes You can manage (add, change, or delete) any paper size as a custom paper size. Custom paper sizes can be added to [Paper size] in the [Paper] tab of the ScanSnap setup window. "Adding Paper Sizes"... Page 101: Adding Paper Sizes Managing Custom Paper Sizes Adding Paper Sizes This section explains how to add a custom paper size. Up to 10 custom paper sizes can be added. Click the ScanSnap Manager icon in the Dock while holding down the [control] key on the keyboard, and select [Settings] from the ScanSnap Manager menu. Page 102 Managing Custom Paper Sizes Click the [OK] button. a The name of the custom size that was added appears in the [Add or Remove Custom sizes] window. Click the [Close] button to close the window. a The name of the custom size is added to [Paper size]. Page 103: Changing Paper Size Settings Managing Custom Paper Sizes Changing Paper Size Settings This section explains how to change custom paper size settings. Click the ScanSnap Manager icon in the Dock while holding down the [control] key on the keyboard, and select [Settings] from the ScanSnap Manager menu. Page 104 Managing Custom Paper Sizes Click the [OK] button. a The name of the custom size that was changed appears in the [Add or Remove Custom sizes] window. Click the [Close] button to close the window. Page 105: Deleting Paper Sizes Managing Custom Paper Sizes Deleting Paper Sizes This section explains how to delete a custom paper