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:-) I was a beta tester when they were introducing it on 2000i...a
computational resource nightmare. Worst part now on ts8 is it appears they
use the same code for quote pages as for radars---, and just disable the
stuff you have to pay extra for, so opening a lowly quote page costs
something like 20meg of memory. I quit using quote pages. Life is too short.
Good luck,
Chris
----- Original Message -----
From: "jbclem1" <jbclem1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 5:09 AM
Subject: RadarScreen...minimum computer setup?
> What's the minimum computer setup to have RadarScreen running well? I
have it running on a PIII
> 1000mHz with 512mb ram and it is a basket case. It will run for a while
and then either freeze up
> or slow down the computer so much that I have to close it or end task it.
When I'm not using it to
> trade I close the RadarScreen quote monitor page just to prevent problems.
Without it my TS2000i
> runs well, with just an occasional workspace corruption problem(once a
month or less).
>
> I've learned the hard way never to change my mind and ask it to do
something (ie sort a column)
> while it's trying to do something else (ie adding a symbol to the quote
monitor)...it will either
> lock up or go into hourglass mode, and that lasts for 20-30 minutes if I
have the patience and then
> if I'm lucky it might resolve the issue and resume functioning. When I
open a RadarScreen quote
> monitor page I have to be careful what I'm doing while it is opening (400
symbols, 4 filters, 10
> columns), takes about 1-2 minutes to open and scan all the symbols,
because multitasking at this
> point can also cause it to freeze up. I'm using Win2000 so it's sometimes
possible to end task
> ORRadar.exe without closing TS2000i, but that's small consolation.
>
> This RadarScreen is mui delicado. Are there others on the list running it
with impunity, without
> any of these daily (hourly?) problems I've mentioned. How does it run
with a P4 and hyperthreading?
> Or on a dual cpu computer? Would the problems go away if I added another
512mHz ram?
>
> I haven't seen much mention of RadarScreen on the list, but I'd like to
hear from anyone who uses
> it.
>
> John
>
>
> I
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