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At this point, there is no plan to allow data to be imported into eSignal.

My apologies Runningbear for missing your post. It would be possible to do what you are looking for, but it would be fairly complicated. ActiveX is more of a programming interface, versus DDE that just had a one line reference back to the Data Manager. If you already know an Object Oriented...

Just to expound this a bit further eSignal can be increased to a 1000 symbol limit if the need arises. For more information, please see... http://www.esignal.com/esignal/pricing/default.asp

Just getting data into Excel can be done through DDE right now. An example spreadsheet can be found under Start --> Programs --> eSignal.

The ActiveX component of 7.4 is currently in a closed beta, however with the release of 7.4, ActiveX will be available. Documentation on integrating ActiveX with eSignal can be found at this File Share group, however keep in mind that this is still in closed beta. This means unless you are...

eSignal's API is intended for commerical use only, however with the release of 7.4 will come support for ActiveX. ActiveX is a development tool adopted by eSignal to give third party users, including brokers, software developers and individual users, access to quotes, tick and history data...

One method to access the sector information for a particular stock is to right-click it in a Quote Window, select Research, and then MarketGuide.

That is not a normal turnaround time when using email forms, but since this was a direct email to Michael, it may be delayed due to vacation or sick leave. For the fastest email response, I would suggest using our email form. To serve all of our clients needs, here are our suggestions for...

Thanks for the PM'ing the information. This issue doesn't seem to relate to any particular server or version. Our QA Team has been working on troubleshooting this problem much of the morning, and continues the effort.

ITZ, There is either a corrupt file locally on your PC, or some data missing on one of the historical servers as I'm not able to duplicate this. Please PM me your user name, so I can investigate further.

We have had a few reports of this coming in, and it seems to be linked to older versions of eSignal. I would suggest updating to 7.3 via our download page.

This is a known issue, and is on the list of items to address. In the meantime, an EFS is available here, that will color the bars appropriately.

eSignal does carry ECNs in it's Level II window as seen below.

Downloading data can be done in an Advanced Chart through the Chart Options --> Tools --> Data Export feature. Alternatively with the release of 7.4 at the end of this month, applications can be written using ActiveX controls to download the historical bar data automatically and on a much wider...

This thread talks about the good news that a fix will be forthcoming soon for the delays on Eurex.

At this point in time, the $69/mo (eSignal Equities Basic) package does not offer the European Futures exchanges. According to the Product Selection Matrix, real-time "International Futures Exchanges" are available in the eSignal, eSignal Futures, and eSignal Platinum packages. As mentioned...

ZBEAR, Thanks for the comments. We are working diligently to solve the wait time issue as quickly as possible. Regarding the quote mentioned above, there is a way to prevent the "blinking" (the chart requesting data from the server). If you specify the amount of data you wish to have...

At this point, we do not. This is a frequently requested feature, and is something we would like to add in the future.

Here's another view of Time & Sales with the Properties menu shown. As you can see more color choices are offered, and the Bids/Asks along with the Trades @ Bid/Ask are colored as requested.

One other item mentioned in this thread that we felt should be addressed is the feeling that we have been too focused on new features, and not enough on addressing bugs. When in fact, we have been spending a significant portion of our development cycles on correcting bugs. Below is a list of...