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James,
The software costs you what seems to be two weeks in trading not to mention $.
You call TS2000i a monster.
You bought a new computer because the program requires dual pentiums?
Upgraded the OS to NT.
You say it needs better documentation.
You confirm that it doesn't load and run the way the instructions state.
You indicate:
to be sure your pages are set 300 to 400.
call Omega to lead you through the setup, if they will.
Don't kick the dog or beat the wife as it will jinx you.
AND YOU SAY
I love TS 2000i
Did I miss something here? I don't get it.
Chuck Kaucher
>From: "James H. Snowden" <jsnowden@xxxxxxxx>
>To: Jim Allen <jallen7@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "." <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
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>Does anyone know has Omega set a date for a build or service pack on TS
>2000i? It took me four days to get 2000i to run and another week to get
>it to run without fixing something all day on it. My trading has
>dropped to nothing, I haven't had time to trade and the trades I have
>made were left unattended and all losers.
>
>I love TS 2000i it does some things I really wanted, but it is very
>different than TS 4 below the surface. Tech support has been very fast
>to answer my questions and most suggestions fixed the problem. I've
>learned things about NT I really didn't want to learn. The monster is
>running well now.
>
>I do thing fast and this gets me in lots of trouble on computers and
>with programs, so my delays in getting 2000i to run properly are mostly
>my fault. Example, I got a new computer to run 2000i with dual
>processors, so I had to have NT. It only took me one day to completely
>destroy NT. It took over a week with Dell's help to get it to run
>again. I did the same with 2000i. I do think, as I told Bill Cruz,
>that better documentation is needed to get the program running. As Mr.
>Allen states in his posting its doesn't load and run the way the
>instructions state. It does work however.
>
>Suggestions: If you have NT be sure you are running SP4 if other
>windows OS
> be sure it is running the latest Service pack.
> Be sure your pages are set 300 to 400
> Call Omega to lead you through the setup, if they
>will.
> Don't kick the dog or beat the wife as it will jinx
>you.
>Jimmy
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