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I only have the .xpo version. I like it but it can't paste in intraday
volume data. There are also limitations when you're working with 1-tick
compression: for example, when you have several ticks within a minute
duration, you lose 1-second resolution in .xpo version by only converting
the last tick of the minute.
Does the .omz version preserve time resolution down to the second?
At 08:41 AM 9/4/2001 -0400, Bob Fulks wrote:
>I recently bought both versions of History Centre and have really
>only used the OMZ version so far. It works as advertised.
>
>It is very flexible as to the format of the ASCII files and it takes
>a little trial an error to set all the possible options. But once you
>have it, you can save the format as a template you can reuse for that
>same file type very quickly.
>
>For example, I built a template to convert data as "sent to file"
>from the TradeStation Data Window, and one to convert data from a
>Tick Data CD of intraday data. Both imported into TradeStation fine.
>
>Bob Fulks
>
>
>At 4:29 AM -0600 9/4/01, caw wrote:
> >Has anyone used "History Center," (http://www.traders-soft.com
> ><http://www.traders-soft.com> ) which is touted as a converter for text to
> >omz and xpo files? I emailed the site several days ago, but no response.
> >
> >I'm exploring the practicality of an on-the-fly data downloader from free
> >sources such as Yahoo, and parsing the data to omz and/or xpo format before
> >delivering it to the requestor. Such a utility could be quite useful to
> >address the many requests for missing data that are posted to the list. I'd
> >expect that there are several data vendors with whom this could work.
> >
> >Would appreciate some input.
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