Fw: T-BONDTRADER gif files

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-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Coffey <riskrewarded@xxxxxxx>
To: T-BONDTRADER@xxxxxxx <T-BONDTRADER@xxxxxxx>
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 1998 5:34 pm
Subject: Re: T-BONDTRADER gif files


>Bill
>FYI..I can see your beautiful charts perfectly.
>Martin.
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>T-BONDTRADER wrote:
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>> >   I have been unable to open and view the gif files that Bill Eykyn has
>> >been sending to the list. Others tell me the same. Since he doesn't
respond
>> >to his email, can someone else on this list tell me how you were able to
>> >get his gif files ready to view.
>> >  ---> The problem is that he sends them embedded in his email (and they
>> >appear there as garbage characters) rather than as attachments that can
>> >just be clicked and opened. This means that some process of conversion
is
>> >necessary. I have tried unsuccessfully to do this. Can someone help?
>> >
>> >Thanks,
>> >David Cicia
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>> I have sent another .gif file to David Cicia to see what happens.   What
I
>> cannot understand is why some of them come out without any trouble and
>> others do not.
>> I am not a computer expert, so will someone tell me what ought to be
done.
>>
>> I use something called PaintShop Pro which I 'fill' from the Clipboard of
my
>> SuperCharts.  Then I save it as a file.   That file I then transfer to
the
>> message I am sending out and it appears as an attachment at the bottom -
>> separated by border and looking like a file, all 'boxed up and labelled'
>> What else is one supposed to do?
>>
>> I really do get a lot of people saying they got the file - some have said
>> could I turn it into black on white and not full colour.   Since I reckon
>> that what I am sending is just for viewing, rather than printing, I
wouldn't
>> have thought it mattered.   You will appreciate that it is a real bore
when
>> you have a lot of coloured lines on the chart to have to change all that.
>>
>> What I am happy to do is to take a snapshot, as it were, off the chart I
am
>> working and send it out - to help other with their trading.   If it is
going
>> to cause a lot of bother, why bother...
>>
>> Any thoughts?   And while I am at it, here is another .gif file, sent in
the
>> same way.   Please, someone, tell me that it has come out as clearly as I
>> can see it before sending it out, as an attachment to this message.
>>
>> As my dear late departed mother-in-law used to say:  "We can't all and
some
>> of us don't!"
>>
>> Bill Eykyn
>>
>>  [Image]
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