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The free HyperServer from that Italian outfit uses the iqfeed to feed data
into the Hyperfeed version of the GS. Since it requires running the setup
wizard of TS and a symbol conversion it means running two installations of
TS. They also have a new free history downloader that works with the dtniq
database. I was trying to run them this morning but the ID and password
dtn gave out is for dtniq and not iqfeed and I've been waiting 6 hours for
a working password for the iqfeed. The other problem is when switching to
the Hyperfeed version of the GS there is no symbol universe so the best way
to get the symbols into it is to export/import from the satellite verison
of the GS. I would much rather prefer a seemless setup using one of
Andrew's MetaServers.
http://www.hypertrader.it
> [Original Message]
> From: <ribau@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>; <Jay.Froscheiser@xxxxxxx>
> Date: 9/18/2003 11:12:49 AM
> Subject: Re: DTN Satellite Customers and the Hurricane
>
> DTN's effort is appreciated by this long time subscriber, especially the
> advance notice of possible disruption of the satellite feed. I'm on the
> West Coast and often unaware of weather conditions on the East.
>
> Thanks for offering the taste of DTNiq charting, but can that data feed be
> used with any other third party charting programs. I was told by DTN tech
> support that it cannot be used to feed TS2Ki.
>
> Will it be possible with the new version of Chameleon, to run TS2Ki and
> Chameleon simultaneously? I prefer the charts in TS, but prefer the quote
> page and news available with Chameleon.
>
> Thanks
>
> >>DTN is providing an alternative delivery mechanism for customers who
may
> >>be effected by the approaching Hurricane. Current forecasts show that
the
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