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> OK. The details matter here, and AFAIAC, all commentary and links
> that pertain to those details are welcome.
I provided links earlier in this thread http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker/message/118814
but you truncated my previous answers.
The link above shows the post where I actually quote the manual
that describes step by step, precisely and in all detail the way to share layouts between *any* computers.
Just save the layout into .chart file on one computer and
read it on another one (if you use shared network drive it is just as reading any other file from local drive).
Once you read the .chart file on second computer, AmiBroker performs
all necessary bookkeeping, checking where are changes and what have changed,
and if there are any includes and if they need to be updated and anything necessary
to have a layout migrated to second computer perfectly.
So I guess you would better actually try following earlier instructions and see that it works just fine
than discussing personalities, text formatting and other completely off-topic things.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "progster01" <progster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 10:13 PM
Subject: [amibroker] auto file synchronizers (was Re: Extremely tired of this.)
> Tomasz,
>
>>But you have read the manual so you already know that perfectly.
>
> Is this humor, sarcasm, or something else? It's hard to tell from the
> written word alone (and perfection is something I explicitly disavow
> for myself, as you have already read <g>).
>
> You are welcome to answer that question if you wish, because I
> honestly don't know the answer, since I so far lack the experience of
> talking with you or meeting with you in person and getting a sense of
> your personality that way.
>
> Moving on ...
>
>> As to "how" depends on WHAT creative work you do.
>
> OK. The details matter here, and AFAIAC, all commentary and links
> that pertain to those details are welcome. I have commented already
> on the usefulness of links in general.
>
>> There are also many ways to work with multiple instances without
>> even need to synchronize.
>> For example if you use SHARED NETWORK drive for AB installation
>> and run all instances from that.
>> Or you can share layouts using procedure described in detail
>> (dare I say that ?) in the manual.
>
> OK (and thanks for not shouting <g>). That network share idea
> certainly seems worth looking into further on my part.
>
> If you are contending that no improvement in AB is impossible wrt.
> synchronizing creative work on multiple machines, then I'm not
> convinced. Multiple experiences with other softwares make me think
> otherwise.
>
> Nevertheless, I will do further reading/research/experimentation and
> try to be specific with any further questions.
>
> Please consider my commentary a memo from a certain point on the
> learning curve. All I can ask is that you accept it in a serious and
> helpful spirit and think about it with an open mind as to whether
> improvements are indeed possible or not.
>
> If you feel inclined to provide any more links, commentary, manual
> refs, etc. on the many "hows" of sync, or the many ways to avoid the
> need for sync, that would be great too.
>
> Thanks for your suggestions so far. Cheers!
>
>
>
>
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