Re: e Signal and MS 7.03

["Joe Duffy" <joeduffy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the input On MS/ eSignal.
 
This may seem like a dumb question but I am not sure of 
the technology. If I split my internet phone line such that one part goes 
to the eSignal feed on one computer, and another to another computer 
for IE, e-mail etc, will that degrade the performance of each? Should I have two 
seperate phone lines? Thanks.
 
 
 
 
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  Subject: Re: e Signal and MS 7.03
  Joe I have had experience with Signal, over a 5+ yr period 
  (off and on). eSignal & MS work fine with my computer cable 
  feed.  There are outages, but not often.  As a trader, you may want 
  to have back ups for all of your tools; have more than one isp, several 
  brokers,and more than one real time quote streamer. 
  Signal used to offer some free trial time, at their intro 
  seminars.    Ask about it.  I have tried three other real 
  time charting services, and so far have returned to Signal/MS. LAP 
    
  Joe Duffy wrote: 
  
    

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      face=Arial>If one is considering going to an eSignal feed would a true 
      dedicated line that is not used for any other internet functions like 
      e-mail, or browser be best? Or does it matter at all? <FONT 
      face=Arial>Any comments on the reliability of eSignal itself, as well as 
      eSignal with MS 7.03 would also be appreciated. Thanks for the 
      consideration.