How to make a separate window for terminal window in MT4?

<p id="isPasted">In standard MetaTrader 4 (MT4), the Terminal window (the panel at the bottom showing trades, history, and news) is a fixed component of the main interface and cannot be undocked into a completely separate window natively.&nbsp;</p><p>However, you can achieve a similar multi-window setup using these workarounds:</p><p><strong>1. Use the "Mini Terminal" Extension </strong></p><p>Many brokers provide a Mini Terminal Expert Advisor (part of the "MT4 Supreme Edition" or "Active Trader" tools).&nbsp;</p><ul><li>How to separate it: Once the Mini Terminal is active on your chart, click the Settings icon and select Undock terminal.</li><li>Benefit: This creates a small, floating window that you can move to a second monitor while keeping your main MT4 window elsewhere. </li></ul><p><strong>2. Expand MT4 Across Multiple Monitors </strong></p><p>If you want to see the terminal on one screen and charts on another without third-party tools:</p><ul><li>Window Mode: Ensure your MT4 window is not maximized.</li><li>Stretch: Click and drag the edges of the main MT4 window to stretch it across both of your monitors.</li><li>Arrange: Move your chart windows to one side (one monitor) and drag the top of the Terminal window up to make it larger on the other side. </li></ul><p><strong>3. Third-Party "Floating" Scripts</strong></p><p>There are external scripts and apps, such as Floating Charts, that add the "Undock" functionality to MT4. These allow you to detach almost any element, though they often require a paid license after a trial period.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>4. Upgrade to MetaTrader 5 (MT5) </strong></p><p>Unlike MT4, MT5 has a native undocking feature built-in. You can right-click any chart or window and select Docked (or press Alt + D) to instantly turn it into a separate, floating window.&nbsp;</p>