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I also did a search of the archives and the closest I found to a
promise of sp6 by a Tradestation representative was
From: "pierre.orphelin"
Mon, 11 Jun 2001 23:31:46
I know for sure that SP6 is on the track, but I do not have any
release date. For what I have understood, it's close to completion,
but again, I do not have any privilegiate information
Since this is not a forum where Tradestation management actively
announce their plans, it is the wrong place to be looking for upgrade
promises from the management themselves.
regards
foolsgold
MM> ribau wrote:
MM> It's people who depend on TS2Ki for daily trading who
MM> notice charting slows to a creepy, crawl in a fast market. It's people who
MM> don't appreciate duplicate toolbars appearing while they trade. But check
MM> out the archives at http://purebytes.com/archives/, the problems are all
MM> discussed there for the permanent record. That's where you can start your
MM> research, Michael.
MM> My reply:
MM> I did notice the lag on the S&P minis when heavy volume occurred. I was told
MM> it was Win 98 (not managing RAM as well as it should- and I know Win98 does
MM> have that problem) by TS support. Tech supports statement doesn't make it
MM> true or not and I have no way to verify.
MM> I did check archives back to 1998 by string and saw no mention of upgrade
MM> promise from an actual representative of TS/Omega. I would still like to see
MM> if that is a fact. I just didn't find it in my search.
MM> I would still like to see Mr. Pepe's reply.
MM> If TS never made any public claims (and they may not have - then it becomes
MM> buyer beware), then its better to move on to more productive areas in life
MM> and not sweat it. TS will provide a viable product to the public that is
MM> mutually beneficial and they will continue to survive and if not then they
MM> will go the way of Enron and the Telcos. Personally I like to see companies
MM> and people do well in life even if I don't happen to be part of their party.
MM> Unless this resolves some possible situation we're better off looking for
MM> solutions to workable trading systems with what we've got or find something
MM> that is more to our individual liking.
MM> Nuff said.
MM> Regards,
MM> Michael
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