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Does anyone know if the new TS will retain the much-despised dongle, which
has been such a rich topic of recent discussion?
Clint
-----Original Message-----
From: James Fulton <captech@xxxxxxxx>
To: omega-list <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 1999 3:29 PM
Subject: Omega News Release
> Just when you thought it was safe to buy an alternative product:
>
>MIAMI, Jan. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Omega Research, Inc. (Nasdaq: OMGA)
>announced today that its next generation of premium products will be
>branded TradeStation 2000i, OptionStation 2000i and Omega Research
>ProSuite(TM) 2000i. The new products are expected to be officially
>launched February 22, one month earlier than previously announced.
>
>Bill Cruz, Co-CEO, Omega Research, commented, "Our next generation of
>products combine award-winning analysis capabilities with the
>unprecedented power and convenience offered by the Internet. In
>addition to having significantly-enhanced analysis capabilities, the
>new products embrace the Internet in several ways. For example, while
>our products will continue to support broadcast datafeeds, they will
>also enable investors to access, display and perform investment
>analysis on streaming real-time and end-of-day market data delivered
>via the Internet. Further, by right-clicking the mouse on a chart of a
>specific company stock within an Omega Research application, an
>Internet browser is automatically launched to access specific
>third-party Internet content about that company and stock, such as
>news, earnings estimates, fundamental information, insider trading
>information and SEC filings. This is made possible by the products'
>use of Microsoft COM technology. Moreover, the new products have the
>capability of enabling investors to place trades through the Internet
>with online brokerages by right-mouse clicking on a chart and then on
>menu choices. We are currently pursuing arrangements with online
>brokerages to be included in this manner within our products."
>
>Omega Research's next generation of products is expected, upon release,
>to be compatible with the following real-time Internet and broadcast
>data services: Data Broadcasting Corporation's Signal Online
>(Internet), StockEdge Online (Internet), InSite (Internet), DBC Signal
>(Broadcast) and BMI (Broadcast); Data Transmission Network
>Corporation's DTN Real Time and DTNstant (Broadcast); and PC Quote,
>Inc.'s Hyperfeed(TM) (Internet and Broadcast). Agreements or
>arrangements are also in place to add, later this year, as compatible
>real-time data services, FutureSource Information Systems, Inc.'s MDS
>network datafeed and its stand-alone datafeed, and Standard & Poor's
>ComStock's Xpressfeed(TM).
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>now is this vapor news or the real thing.....time does not tell
us......will
>see
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