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I created a "wishlist" on half.com a couple of months ago and put the Crabel book on it. On Sunday, someone listed it for only $250 so I scoffed it up:

How did you come up with the names ronbgelf and leonj?

I'm pretty sure Excel has a limit of 65,536 rows (2^16).

I think you were distracted by all of the hits you were taking in chit chat.

This needs to be your next purchase: http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.asp?EDC=051651 Tell them you were getting headaches and needed an antiglare screen.

yes... i keep a network monitoring tool open all the time (http://itcan.programmer.nl) for web browsing, loophole logs onto the proxy, gets the page, and logs off. for data collection, it's low bandwidth... usually about 2K to 3K per sec with data streaming in.

The WAP browser still requires the firewall port to be open for the WTLS protocol, so that doesn't work. loopholesoftware.com is categorically the way to go.

If you are really interested in capturing realtime market data with VB, I would suggest you look at the mytrack sdk. There is a VB OCX control you can use. Go to www.mytrack.com and click SDK on the left. With regard to charting, you will need to use a third party charting control if you...

"And also how to get free real time data downloaded free. DT wants 400 per year to update realtime. My report will show you how to do it free." I read this like he's selling his report or something in his report. I guess it is ambiguous and open to interpretation. Regardless, here's the...

maybe he's got some sense of ethics.

Please buy an ad to advertise on here. PM Baron to arrange.

I actually work with a guy who dropped 6 grand for his seminar and insists to this day that covered calls are the way to go. Last I talked to him, he had successfully turned $100,000 into $25,000 in the last 18 months. And he hasn't even started to implement the channel strategies wade taught him!

There's such a thing as too much information.

You can do this pretty easily from VB, CDO and using the exposed Excel objects. Start here: Intro to CDO on MSDN site edit: I'm 99% sure you will have to have the SMTP service running on your OS for this to work. It is part of IIS.

People on ET are smart enough to be able to see through the joke posts to the real content, so don't worry. If there's a serious bidder, they will find you. That being said, let me know if you want me to clear out the thread except for your original post. We aim to please in the classifieds...

Hi again... Dell has conveniently made it so that most of these third party memory brands will not work with the proprietary "notch" they require on the side of the dimm/simm/whatever it's called these days.

I'm thinking the "Windows Update" feature should cover other apps besides just Windows, IIS, IE, and media player. Like SQL Server, etc. There are so many patches it is easy to miss one if you don't check the Microsoft website all the time (i.e. if your fulltime job is not as a system admin).

that is interesting... good one!

Okay, I agree. I tend to buy as much memory as I can afford since I use Microsoft Development tools and databases, which tend to be memory hogs. I have to remember that the general population will not be running such things.

It may seem like a waste today, but wait until the next version of Office, or Windows, or whatever comes out. Then the memory may be fully utilized. There's nothing worse than slow performance due to excessive paging to the hard drive. Think about when machines had 4MB of ram and 16MB seemed...