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AW: Re[2]: Windows 2000 v's NT4.0 SP 5 for 2000i



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I think computers and software got so complex that it is impossible to test
all variations. I think i remember at some time TS did not run well on
Athlon or a certain grafic card. There are to many factors... hey thinkig
about it maybe it is you grafik card.

Volker Knapp
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  ++-----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----
  ++Von: Zoran Gayer [mailto:elliottwave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
  ++Gesendet: Sonntag, 24. Marz 2002 07:41
  ++An: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
  ++Betreff: RE: Re[2]: Windows 2000 v's NT4.0 SP 5 for 2000i
  ++
  ++
  ++I just find it hard to see why some of us have it, and some do not, with
  ++this 2000i.  I am starting to believe that some of may be privileged
  ++while others are jinxed.
  ++
  ++A mechanical procedure like a program should be consistent for everyone.
  ++There are just not so many variable of loading 2000i onto a computer
  ++that it should cause these different problems. There must be a platform
  ++that it works on and some that it does not.
  ++
  ++I can't see why one person has no problem drawing a trend line in the
  ++heat of a strong real time move with heavy action and I bomb out on a
  ++fast computer even when the pace is slow.
  ++
  ++What we need to do is identify where it works.
  ++Maybe Trade Station was designed on a narrow platform and not thoroughly
  ++tested on others to eliminate bugs.  Maybe we just need to identify the
  ++components it was designed on and maybe we all can have TS2000i running
  ++like a dream all on the same configuration and computer platform.
  ++
  ++Just imagine half of the discussion would disappear and we all be
  ++concentrating on trading, discussing trading methods and making money.
  ++
  ++
  ++Zoran
  ++
  ++
  ++
  ++
  ++-----Original Message-----
  ++From: Zoran Gayer [mailto:elliottwave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
  ++Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 3:13 PM
  ++To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
  ++Subject: RE: Re[2]: Windows 2000 v's NT4.0 SP 5 for 2000i
  ++
  ++There is such a diverse opinion on 2000i and operating on this or that
  ++platform and operating system.
  ++
  ++I suspect the problem is on how it is used and what is used. On a moving
  ++average it may have no problem at all.  It will work real time with
  ++absolutely no problems.
  ++
  ++But if you want to adjust a trend line while real time data is flowing,
  ++it falls over on any OS or computer you may chose.
  ++
  ++What we need is a specific action that 2000i fails to do otherwise we
  ++are comparing oranges and lemons. All judgments must be based on a
  ++standard.
  ++
  ++Is there anybody that can draw a TRENDLINE IN REAL TIME and keep
  ++adjusting it without 2000i crashing? I suspect the answer is no.
  ++
  ++Zoran
  ++
  ++
  ++
  ++-----Original Message-----
  ++From: Simon Dawson [mailto:si@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
  ++Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 8:52 AM
  ++To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
  ++Subject: Re: Re[2]: Windows 2000 v's NT4.0 SP 5 for 2000i
  ++
  ++
  ++>[snip]
  ++>weird behavior, and other glitches.  The people with good experiences
  ++>say they installed it on a fresh Win2k or sometimes even on Win98 and
  ++>everything is fine.  The people with problems usually say they've
  ++>installed it on a fresh Win2k too.
  ++>
  ++>Those of you who have solid TS2k's, any idea HOW you did it?  I'm
  ++>sure there are a lot of people who'd love to know.
  ++
  ++Well, I've reinstalled TS2k on Win2k more times than I want to remember
  ++over the last year, and I'd say in general, the MOST important thing is
  ++to keep to an absolute minimum what you install on your machine.
  ++
  ++Every added app is something else that can screw up your stability..
  ++particularly oddball (no offence mb) 3rd party apps; internet speeders,
  ++downloader tools, virus checkers, firewalls etc etc. Only install what
  ++you
  ++-really- need.
  ++
  ++Also, get the latest drivers of everything (screen, sound, network,
  ++etc),
  ++and once it's all working, do NOT muck with it.
  ++
  ++I've had machines that went from stable to unusable simply because I
  ++mucked about with changing screen sizes etc. Some of these 3rd party
  ++drivers are VERY badly written. If it works, and its stable, for your
  ++own
  ++sanity, leave it -well- alone :)
  ++
  ++Now, things are pretty good, but it took me a few goes (and lots of
  ++pain). I have an absolute minimum of apps, I don't touch the drivers,
  ++and I'm happy. Everything else goes on a different machine. It's worth
  ++forking out for another machine just for personal sanity..
  ++
  ++Si
  ++