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1. For starters why for destination use all the folders available on disk?
(a simple C:\Data would do the job...........).
2. For Destination Folder, the Folder
"c:\1.D\GT\Fin\SE\MS 7.02\Data\NewYork"
would be the correct destination address(Folder)
for the consequtive Stocks+Index subfolders
"c:\1.D\GT\Fin\SE\MS 7.02\Data\Paris"
would be the correct destination address(Folder)
for the consequtive Market1 . . 4 subfolders.
Regards,
Ton Maas
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Hey it's Gregoire"
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: donderdag 7 september 2000 19:42
Subject: Re: MS 7.02 -- Wired situation.
> Dear all,
>
> First of all, thanks to all of you for your posts on
> the list or your direct messages. It really helped,
> solving #2. Now, I am fine with all my experts and
> indicators running on 7.02. Just had some conversion
> problems as Vitaly mention in this post of the 21st of
> August.
>
> As far as #1, it still doesn't work. In fact I would
> expect it to work as described by TraderJoe in his
> message below. But, here is what happens.
>
> My default path is: c:\1.D\GT\Fin\SE\MS 7.02\Data
>
> Within this directory, you will find:
>
> \NewYork\Stocks
> \NewYork\Index
> \Paris\Market1
> \Paris\Market2
> \Paris\Market3
> \Paris\Market4
>
> Of course, if I put all my stocks in
> c:\1.D\GT\Fin\SE\MS 7.02\Data, no problem. I setup
> this path as destination folder with 'Traverse
> Destination Folders' selected. New securities are
> created in self-created folders, and when I copy them
> to the default path, the next concersion runs ok.
>
> But if I copy them in a sub directory of
> c:\1.D\GT\Fin\SE\MS 7.02\Data (e.g. \Paris\Market1)
> and keep c:\1.D\GT\Fin\SE\MS 7.02\Data as destination
> folder with 'Traverse Destination Folders' selected,
> the conversion results in the creation of new
> securities. It doesn't subsequently write to the new
> location, either because of a misfunction of 'Traverse
> Destination Folders' or a misfunction of the copy, not
> keeping track of the existence of the security and its
> directory.
>
> By the way, I am running MS 7.02 on Windows2000 Pro.
>
> Greg.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: TraderJoe [mailto:ta-trader@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 5:28 PM
> To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: MS 7.02 -- Wired situation.
>
>
> Greg,
>
> As I understand it, if the securities already exist in
> subfolders of Stocks, set Stocks as the destination
> folder and select the option to traverse destination
> folders and The DownLoader will write the data to the
> appropriate subfolder. If it is a new security, it
> will create a subfolder named the same as the first
> letter of the new security.
> After copying new securities to the desired subfolder,
> it should subsequently write to the new location.
>
> To import/convert formulas to the newer version:
> Open the Indicator Builder
> Select the Organizer button
> Select Import Formula files
> Browse to the drive/folder where the files are stored
> Click OK
> Click Finish
> This will convert the formulas to version 7.02 and
> import them into the existing list.
>
> ---
> Joe
>
>
>
> On Wed, 6 Sep 2000 05:11:43
> Hey it's Gregoire wrote:
> >Dear all,
> >
> >I just install 7.02 over 6.52 and I face two issues.
> I
> >hope that some of you have the solution ...
> >
> >1. When I convert EOD data (from .prn file), the
> >downloader automatically creates new securities
> within
> >new folders, each folder being a letter (A, B, C ...)
> >depending on the names of the securities converted.
> >For new securities, it is ok. But, when I copy new
> >securities to their destination folder (e.g.
> >Stocks\NYSE ..) the downloader doesn't reference it,
> >and the next time I run the conversion, it considers
> >all the securities as new. Any clue?
> >
> >2. I stored my MS6.5xxxx.dta files in a folder on a
> >dta drive. In other words, no data file (Expert,
> >systems ..) stored within the Equis directory. When I
> >upgraded to 7.02, I wan't ask to convert this files.
> >And of course, they contain all my experts and
> >systems. Any idea on a way to upgrade them to 7.02?
> >(PS: haven't exported them before the upgrade .. oups
> >!)
> >
> >Thank you all for your help.
> >
> >Greg.
>
>
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