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Hi Bill,
I am using TC2000 and convert to metastock format, with all this limitations
these days. Your approach sounds more sophistcated. Can you explain it in
more detail? Would it be possible to get a copy for this Y2k conversion
tool.
Regards,
Wolfgang
-----Original Message-----
From: William Brower [mailto:1000mileman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 00:33
To: Evelyn Millar; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Looking for a 2000i data God.
I use TC2000 and export in TC2000 ver 3 format. You have to run
utility to convert to Y2K format but it is simple. You can bring in
any number of stocks that way.
04:37 PM 12/18/2005, you wrote:
>We are trying to find a workaround to the Metastock
>data limitation that is built into 2000i.
>
>We currently download all of our data from several
>sources in to 8 Metastock directories. (Our data
>sources can not change)
>
>This is great for data management, but sucks when you
>need to run reports, as we currently have to run each
>report 8 times.
>
>I would like to export all of our data into a format
>that 2000i can understand, and deal with in one
>directory.
>
>We are happy to pay anyone who can come up with, or
>suggest a workable solution.
>
>Thanks
>Evelyn
Bill Brower
1000mileman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.insideedge.net
www.portfolioriskanalysis.com
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