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Very interesting problem. As Peter said, if you can run oredit32 you
should be home free.
If oredit32 will not run - you should be able to find the charts in
C:\Program Files\Omega Research\MyWork look for files with .orw
extension.
As for the EL files:(TS2000i)
Did a text scan of my Omega files and found text that matched one of my
EL inputs in files that Omega stored under S0???.ASC; S0???.TOK;
IMASTER.MST; SMASTER.MST; Alerts11.mdb; There are a whole bunch of .ASC
and .TOK files.
All of these files are in C:\Program Files\Omega Research\MyWork
Which leads me to believe that you might get away with copying the
entire folder "MyWork" to the computer that has the new TS running - if
you can't run oredit32 - I would try this approach. And from now on
backup your work to some other place. You can even cut and paste your
EL files to ascii text and print them or save them to HDisk or CD.
Larry
> Are you able to run the Power Editor? The executable should be located at:
> C:\Program Files\Omega Research\Program\oredit32.exe
> Then you can export the indicators you want from there.
> Regards,
> Peter.
> My friend had TradeStation 2000i and TradeStation 4 on a computer and now
> he seems to have trouble with his hard drive. He couldn't get it to boot
> up.
> So we took his hard drive and added it to one of my old computers and now
> we can go to my computer and then program files and click on the omega
> research folder and see all the folders in the file.
> I was wondering if there was anyway to find the indicators he made and any
> charts that were saved ect. Then move them to another computer that has
> tradestation, to get his indicators ect? He said he didn't have many of his
> own indicators or charts. So also, is there a way to tell which indictors
> ect. are the ones he made and which ones come with tradestation?
> Any info on how to do this would be very helpfull.
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