Layouts provide a convenient way to manage groups of charts. Maybe you'd like to combine your favorite computer stocks into one easily managed group. Or maybe you'd like to see IBM along with the Dow and four of your favorite indicators. The best way to manage such groups of charts is with a layout. A layout itself is a single file that, when opened, brings up all the charts that were saved in the layout. When displayed on your screen, each member chart can be identified by the layout's name, which appears in each chart's heading. A layout can even include minimized charts. When a layout is opened, each member chart is opened and positioned on the screen exactly as it appeared when the layout was saved, including the scaling. Even charts that were not visible (or were minimized) when the layout was saved will be opened.