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To: eddieww who wrote (2569)	6/20/2002 8:54:42 PM
From: artworksfour	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4093

Eddieww, Thank you for the thoughtful reply. Actually I thought a separate "fine tune zoom button" in addition to the regular zoom buttons would be great, but I didn't know how easy that would be to add on so my second thought was to just decrease the movement that each click of the zoom button would generate. I never really thought of the possibility that it would be a detraction to others, but since you mentioned it, I guess a separate fine tune button might be better if it is even possible........I'm still waiting for a reply on that from John. Btw, I didn't mean to imply that each zoom click should only advance one day at a time, but rather a move that covers a half or a third of the distance of the current advance rate. I guess a separate fine tune button would be the best solution if possible. I think others have expressed interest in this feature also in past posts. I am aware of the enter date range feature and do use it occasionally and that would work except for the fact that I view too many charts each week to make that a practical solution for me. Thank you again. Art