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When I was struggling to learn Amibroker, I used to read every Group email,
and I saved a large number of them in my LOCAL FOLDERS, of OUTLOOK EXPRESS.
BTW, I have a very minimal set of computer skills.
They were organized as shown below:
AMIBROKER>HOW TO>plot shapes, or>buy/sell arrows, or >alerts, and these
subfolders have accumulated to probably several hunderd sub-folders.
Then, each of these sub-folders had any number of sub-sub-folders under
them, and many of the sub-sub-folders had more sub-folders under themselves
as well.
If there is any interest, I would galdly contribute this accumulation of
sub-folders to the group, or place them in files, but I lost access to them.
I lost access, because while I was recently on vacation, my son ghosted
everything on my C-Drive over to a Backup D-Drive, and then completly
reinstalled XP-Pro in order to eliminate numerous XP-Pro glitches that he
could not get rid of any other way.
When I returned from vacation, my son was not in town, and I didn't know how
to move the D-Amibroker and D-OutlookExpress back into the C-Drive, and I
also didn't know that I could run the D-version of Amibroker by simply
simply clicking on MYCOMPUTER>D-Drive>program files>amibroker>open the
Amibroker Folder, and then click on the Amibroker Startup symbol.
Due to my ignorance of how to access the D-OutlookExpress, I started a new
version of OutLookExpress in the C-Drive. Now however, when I try to access
the D-OutlookExpress in the same way that I can access the D-Amibroker, I
get only the new C-OutlookExpress version that I just installed, without the
large collection of OutlookExpress LOCAL FOLDERS that I have accumulated.
I would sure appreciate learning what I can do to go back to the
D-OutlookExpress version that can access all of the old OutlookExpress LOCAL
FOLDERS.
Even if no one is interested in my local folders, I would still like to have
access to them. Ron D.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Prosser, Daniel" <daniel.prosser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 8:59 PM
Subject: [amibroker] AmiBroker FAQ / SNIPPETS idea
> Hi,
>
>> From: Graham <kavemanperth@xxxxxxxxx>
>> Subject: Re: Daytrade System - Close open Positions at Close
>>
>> actually this question has been answered before a few times in this
> group
>>
>> sell = cross( timenum(), 155959 ); //assuming 4pm is close time
>
> Is there an FAQ document maintained for this group? It seems to me it
> would be *very* useful for this particular group.
>
> Perhaps a "SNIPPETS" style FAQ where snippets of code are kept with
> common "How do I...?" questions in one large (indexed) document. Such
> as the question above...
>
> I would certainly take a look at this file before asking my stupid
> questions :-) It may help cut back on some common questions and help
> educate new users faster. It could even be put into the help files of
> AmiBroker for each major release.
>
> The online AFL Library and purebytes.com archives don't really suit this
> purpose I am finding.
>
> Any volunteers? ;)
>
> Dan.
>
> p.s., in case you don't know - SNIPPETS was a project whose goal was to
> "collect and disseminate the best C/C++ answers to 'How do I...?'
> programming questions" (started in the old FidoNet BBS days if I
> remember correctly - gee I must be getting old...)
>
> http://snippets.snippets.org/index.php#PREFACE
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