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<LI><FONT color=#000000 size=2>Interesting...I also had a sound card
problem, but on my new Dell 300. Dell sent a new card overnight to the
local technical service company, who replaced it and no problems
since. Seems to me the problem is with components and the real test is
how Dell, or any other company, resolves the problem.</FONT></LI></OL>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2><B>-----Original Message-----</B><BR><B>From:
</B>greene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <<A
href="mailto:greene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>greene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</A>><BR><B>To:
</B>Barry Robbins <<A
href="mailto:brobbins@xxxxxxxxxxxx";>brobbins@xxxxxxxxxxxx</A>><BR><B>Cc:
</B>omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx <<A
href="mailto:omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx";>omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx</A>><BR><B>Date:
</B>Wednesday, January 28, 1998 11:37 AM<BR><B>Subject: </B>Re: Before you
purchase a Dell PC<BR><BR></DIV></FONT><PRE>Barry Robbins wrote:</PRE>
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE = CITE><<Just thought you might like to hear about my
experience with Dell...>></BLOCKQUOTE>FWIW - I've spent the last 3 days
buying and setting up a new computer system for my husband (his 486 was ready
for the trash can). On Monday - I bought a Compaq 4540 (the new $999
model). The left speaker went "snap, crackle and pop" all the
time. I figured it was a bad unit - so I took it back on Tuesday morning -
and exchanged it for a new one. The second unit had the same
problem. So I called Compaq technical support - which informed me that the
problem was a defect in the soundcard (in this model and many other Compaq
models) - and it was "working on a fix"). I don't know about you
- but when I buy a new computer - I expect it to work ok when I take it out of
the box. I don't feel like waiting around for a "sound card
fix". So I exchanged the Compaq Tuesday afternoon for a HP (same kind
of machine - about $100 more). So far so good (except for the 2 days I wasted on
the defective machines - maybe I'll be back to normal in a day or two). So
I guess the moral of the story is that Dell isn't the only problem company
around.
<P>BTW - the one company that I really liked in all of this was Office Depot
(where I bought the computers). It was absolutely terrific in terms of
handling the returns - no questions asked. Robyn </P></BODY></HTML>
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Dear Doug,
Thank you for responding to my post. I can assure you that you will be
extremely pleased with our next generation of products.
Some of the features that will be in OptionStation 5.0 will include:
* Automatic setup of all option markets
* Additional pricing Models including binomial and quadratic
* More Position Search Criteria including position adjustment and covered
writes
* Support for Leaps, and Index Option Wraps Symbols
* Ability to plot multiple positions on a single chart with true 3-D risk
charts
* Dynamic Real-Time tick by tick updating
* Support fo End-of-Day Future Options
* Ability to print Value Sheets
There will be special pricing for upgrading Pro-Suites. As soon as this
information becomes available, I will supply it to the Omega-List. However,
if you would like to use your current copy of OptionStation (16bit) with
TradeStation 5.0, you will be able to do so by using OptionStation 2.0 with
the offline server.
Janette Perez
-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Boyle
Sent: Monday, January 26, 1998 10:51 AM
To: Janette Perez
Subject: Fwd:Re: POST TO OMEGA-LIST
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dennis.boyle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Dear Valued Client,
>
> As many of you know, the second quarter will bring the release of the next
> generation of products including TradeStation 5.0 and OptionStation 5.0.
This,
> of course, brings many questions to mind... What will the upgrade pricing
be?
> What new features will be included in the products? I'd like to take
advantage
> of this list to share with you some very exciting news.
>
> Some of the features in our next generation of products will include the
> improved and more powerful PowerEditor, groundbreaking new functionality in
the
> Quote Windows, and brand new analysis techniques taking advantage of our
> ever-evolving EasyLanguage. Other requests that have been incorporated into
> TradeStation include:
>
> 1. 32 BIT
> 2. Year 2000 compliant
> 3. Incorporate latest technology for removal of security block
> 4. The new GlobalServer interface will enhance ease of use by not
> requiring the use of a symbol universe
> 5. No 13,000 bar limitation
> 6. No chart limitation in the workspace
> 7. No limit to tick editing
> 8. 64k barrier broken
>
> Many of you have specific data requirements, which have also been taken into
> account with TradeStation 5.0. For example, there has been an increasing
demand
> for internet data. We are pleased to announce that one of the ways this
> requirement will be met will be through Signal Online data. With the
initial
> release of TradeStation 5.0 and its subsequent builds, there will be other
data
> sources available to meet your needs. Unfortunately, we cannot release all
data
> sources at this time, since we are under non-disclosure, but customer
priorities
> are Omega Research priorities and they are being taken into account.
>
> With regards to upgrade pricing for TradeStation, I am pleased to announce
that
> the upgrade price will be no more than $495.00 with special pricing for
> customers that purchased within 6 months of the initial release.
>
> Your feedback is greatly appreciated. I am currently part of a great team of
> individuals in Corporate Relations. Our goal is to respond to your inquiries
and
> make sure your concerns are addressed. I look forward to hearing and
responding
> to your suggestions.
>
> Janette Perez
> Omega Research, Inc.
> 8700 West Flagler St. Suite 250
> Miami, FL 33174
> 305-551-9984 ext. 287
> Fax: 305-221-1358
> janette.perez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sounds good! My concern is OS/2 compatability. Is there any possibility
that the new version will run under OS/2?
Doug
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