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Also TS"almost 2000" hides the old ASC files. I think that was made on
purpose since there were a lot of people (me for example) that found that
using those you could make by with only Superchart since you could see how
the code looked and the only difference to an EOD trader was the
powereditor.
As we all know, to Omega research "open environment" means something like
"we will blook all possibilities not explicitly defined in our commersials
plus another 30 percent of those promised but expensive to implement".
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Osborn [mailto:jimo@xxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: den 3 maj 2001 02:44
> To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: TS4 hides TS3.5 functions?
>
>
> As part of some housecleaning, I looked at a few of the .asc files
> saved in the "omegabak" directory that TS4 made when I "upgraded"
> from TS3.5. To my surprise, they're all now binary data instead
> of the ascii text they were under 3.5! So much for "backup."
> Fortunately I'd saved an image of the old installation on another
> computer, so the text isn't really lost, but I thought I'd ask
> here if I'm understanding the situation correctly---did TS4.0
> really have the nerve to hide those files when I installed it?
> One would think that when a process makes a "backup" that the
> process is reversible, but apparently not in this case.
>
> Does anyone know a way to recover those .asc files? If not,
> I guess I've got nothing to lose by wiping out that entire
> 50M omegabak directory. Nothing much else of value in there
> not that Y2K has rendered TS3.5 unusable.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jim
>
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