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Dear P,
I am 100% positive for a tutorial page and I will contribute.
Many sites have tutorials, we can create our own.
May be not academic, but flexible for us as Steve also pointed out.
I do not think that there is any fear to express your opinion
whenever, I do not see any defenders around, O.K. may be sometimes we
are more aggressive, but this is human and does not mean that we do
not respect others opinion.
Forum, AFL Library, a probable tutorial page may help somebody learn
some more things and especially a newcomer. If I know an answer and
if I have the time, I am happy to deal with any question, even if I
do not believe is geting a result.
Thank you very much for your note.
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "server not recognized" <winchp@xxxx> wrote:
> I would reply privately if there was a mechanism. However you
admit, I
> think, that you haven't read the newsletters, and there's probably
30 by
> now. There are also several thousand posts at yahoo. Please don't
let me
> put you off but others , including me read this stuff first. I'm
not a
> programmer as many others also are not - though I know a little.
>
> Please don't take it personally. I think the issue is that
AmiBroker is
> developing new features at breakneck pace, and the leading edge is
leaving
> some educational issues behind. It is afterall shareware, run
essentially
> by one very talented person.
>
> Most, in fact almost everyone, are very civil. It is becoming
difficult to
> make pointed comments without fear or favour without a chorus of
defenders
> appearing so I don't say anything. However, and I've been a member
since
> V3.2, the newsletters started about V3.4, the yahoogroups about
v3.5 and
> the library of indicators v3.6, and the information overload is
beginning to
> become too much. I don't want to learn VB, or JS and AFL and when
10 to 20
> emails turn up per day re AB - many repititous - it detracts from
the
> point. Making money from trading.
>
> Tomasz - I'd like to see a tutorial. The upgraded help in v3.6 was
more
> akin a dictionary rather than how to extract the best from AB. The
> questions that are asked reveal some of the subtlties of AB's
innerworkings
> that aren't in the Help. Tutorials with examples that show these
subtlties
> and AB capabilites and functionalities would be a godsend I'm sure.
>
> Hopefully I'm not the only one. Comments anyone?
>
> So you see lemanioc you've played the role of straw breaking the
camels
> back.
>
> P
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