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Richard:
"Not enough memory" is a pretty clear error message. I am only using
48MB! (This on a second, older machine, 133MHz. I didn't want to load
TS2000 on top of my working TS 4.0).
The folder to hid is "Groups" under the Omega folder: c:\omega\groups.
Just put X at the end of the current Groups file, like GroupsX, and the
install will write a new one. (But it looks like you have other
problems).
The secret to getting through to tech support: hit the redial button 200
times and when you get thru wait 20 min for techie who is very helpful,
as always.
MORE:!!!
To add (not load) stocks to the GlobalServer, go Insert| Symbol| Add
from Dictionary , which gives you a window like the "Symbol Universe
Setup" that you used to add symbols to the Symbol Universe in the 4.0
server. Type in the symbols you want and THEN THE Update Wizard WILL
LOAD (and convert) the Sig.dat files. I am not using the historyCD. If
you load from this CD, afterwards deselect all and reselect only the
ones you want to keep. Otherwise, you will need a 10GB HD to hold a few
months of data.
I did not see the above in the 72 page booklet that came with my
upgrade! Only info about the historybank!
Wayne Mathews
Richard Park wrote:
>
> Wayne,
>
> I'm having essentially the same problem, except that it ends with a message
> that "cannot backup system.ini file. Not enough memory. Installation will
> abort." I end up back at the desktop.
>
> Could you be more specific about the files you are renaming and their
> location.
>
> I have not even been able to get by the busy siganls to get on hold at tech
> support! What's your secret?
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> Dick Park
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wayne Mathews <wayne@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: =omega list <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 11:44 AM
> Subject: Installing TS2000
>
> >I tried to installed TS2000 and had to call omega (20 min wait), who
> >gave me a workaround.
> >
> >The problem was that 95% of the install was complete when a small box
> >with the X in a red circle and OK at the bottom appeared. Clicking the
> >OK 20-30 times brought me to ATL.DLL not found and an error in
> >Riched32.dll.
> >
> >The workaround is to rename the custom data lists file, Groups, under
> >the
> >Omega folder so the installation program does not see it and creates a
> >new one. Of course, it is empty and you must rebuild the custom data
> >lists!
> >
> >
> >Wayne Mathews
> >
> >
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