When you first installed Investor/RT, it was lean and mean, but after a year or two of use, dozens of imported charts, tinkering with 100s of settings, all while volume increased 5-fold, things have become sluggish. It's always good to pause and review your setup from time to time. A minor adjustment can make a world of difference.
This tip explains how to use some new options on the Reference Line indicator to produce a nice dynamic current price text representation on your charts.
First, use the Reference Line Tool on the chart toolbar to add a reference line to your chart (anywhere will do for now). Then double click on the line to bring up the Reference Line Preferences. Now, make sure you have the following checkboxes checked...
This tip will cover some hidden features of Traditional Charts. Most of the tips involve shortcut keys for accessing certain charting features.
(Also See: Database Backup And Recovery) (Also See: Tip: Database Utilities)
You can potential reduce the size of your database by following the steps below. By reducing the size of your database, you will also reduce the time it takes to verify and backup your database.
This tip was taken from a question addressed to support via email. The tip touches on Chart Annotation, Default Charts, Layouts, and Multi-Link.
In the main toolbar, you will see the Setup Prefs 
button. When you click on this button, you will see a list of Preferences Windows available. This long list is an indicator of the flexibility which Investor/RT provides the user. Investor/RT is installed with reasonable defaults.
This video covers the ten topics listed below in detail.