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I find this whole discussion rather amusing and generally agree with Dan's
comments. I have seen countless messages regarding the subject and since I
have been involved with the list, and so far, I have not seen anyone abuse
the option of sending charts, other the Mr.. Math (and that was a case of
content). I think a combination of using small file formats (gifs) and
using discretion works fine. In addition, the idea of a FTP site for anyone
that wants to update daily charts or a ton of charts will also work. MS and
charting are a visual tool. Imagine buying a book on TA with no pictures !
Common sense is a powerful attribute, let's use it.
MS IE 4.0 has an inbox assistant which has options to leave large files on
the server or delete them. MS IE 4.0 is free. I think the tools are out
there, it is just a matter of getting them and configuring them.
Regards,
Charles
-----Original Message-----
From: DanMartinz@xxxxxxx <DanMartinz@xxxxxxx>
To: manasco@xxxxxxxxxxxx <manasco@xxxxxxxxxxxx>;
metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, November 14, 1997 5:27 AM
Subject: Re: Sending charts
>I agree. MetaStock v6.5 is a graphically based software package. This is
>the MetaStock Listserv and charts are what MetaStock is all about. You
can't
>talk about charts without uploading/downloading it. I personally find the
>charts of interest. A picture is worth 1,000 words.
>
>For those who find these attached files a burden, I suggest you take steps
to
>correct your problem. Change your ISP, your software, or change the
settings
>in your software please.
>
>Daniel L. Martinez
>
>
>
>In a message dated 97-11-13 21:15:21 EST, manasco@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
><< Metastock is a charting program for TA. Personally I think charts should
> be flying all over this list. I agree this is not a least common
> denominator list. If you're not interested in Metastock charts then why
> are you on this list?
>
> John Manasco >>
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