First you have to create all your scans, then highlight all the scans that you want to be run and select RUN, this will bring up the multiscan function.

IMO = In my opinion, IMHO = In my humble opinion.

Indicators on an index may provide some info about the index. Individual stocks however do their own thing and sometimes a sector moves opposite to the index for a short time. If you are looking for TAZ stock setups then I prefer to screen using the stock's indicator, not the index's. However it is very prudent to select the setups that may move in the same direction as the index.

Hi Peter1

Thanks for your prompt and helpfull reply,i managed to recreate the scan using Bullscan manager,it's alot easier.Thanks again.

You mentioned using the multiscan function? What is this and where can i find it?

Also the TAZ sight i visit only use the Williams%(3) to assess the over brought/over sold regions of the main indices such as the ASX 200 to help judge if theres a possibility of a trend change,  not as a confirmation tool for entry.just wandering what your thought are?

Relax. You don't have to know anything about Bullscript to configure a Bullscan.
Go to BullScan Manager and create a new scan by selecting the "filter" icon.

Create your criteria one by one using the "New" criteria button. You can easily edit these as you become familiar with the results of your scan. You may have to modify the volume and price parameters for the ASX market.

I have included an image of your criteria as you have posted. I have not included the weekly criteria as you cannot scan using different timeframes in the one scan. (You can use the multiscan function for this.)

Note: There is another TAZ scan using the Williams%R (3) indicator. I think this is a better scan as the W%R indicator provides an early warning. (Check original website.)