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You can use a feature call gheap in NeoTicker to communicate variables between different indicators (in different charts/quote windows/scanners). Gheap is like shared memory. It is not a event sending scheme.

The problem with C++ is not the language itself but Microsoft's framework. Visual C++ is mess. You will almost for certain get your job done faster with any other language/compiler. If you have to use C++, use Borland's C++ Builder.

We've just released 101Quote Version 2. 101Quote is a free delay quote program that can acts as a DDE server to programs such as NeoTicker and Excel. 101Quote is a TickQuest product. For more information, go to: http://www.101quote.com

The old 8X00 series from Dell uses Rambus RAM. Not sure about 8300. If it uses Rambus RAM, make sure you get enough RAM now, as Rambus is getting out of PC RAM market and it may be difficult or expensive to buy RAM later down the road.

NeoTicker EOD 3.2 is released. Now supports QuotePlus. Find out more about NeoTicker EOD: www.neotickereod.com

The license is good forever on all NeoTicker EOD 3.X. We charge an upgrade fee only when we release the next major version, e.g. 4.0, AND you want to upgrade. If you don't want to upgrade, you can use 3.X forever. And we are very fair to users who bought near the end of a major...

It's a permanent license. Good forever.

NeoTicker EOD 3.1 has been released! NeoTicker EOD is the best value today for end-of-day traders. Feature highlights: - Advanced charting - System testing with complete reporting - Intraday quotes with auto sorting and filtering - Free-style Quote Memo - Pre-built trading setups -...

Actually 256 is the minimum you want to run XP :) . The P3 I have has 384M. It is also increasingly hard to get PC100 memory in my area. The lowest speed memory most dealers carry is PC133, and older mobos are not compatible with PC133. If you are upgrading that many things, it is...

I have a P3 450 that runs XP. The start up is very slow, but otherwise ok when running office apps. Your P2 will be very slow based on the projection. To extend the life of your P2, you may want to consider a cpu upgrade like something make by powerleap (not affliated).

XP Home does not support Windows domain. It matters only if you ever intend to access a large network, probably through VPN. Something to consider if you or someone at your household has a job with a large corporation and intend to telecommute. Louis

I've uploaded a 1-minute chart with TEES indicator to NeoTicker's yahoo group's file area, under the 'TEES Related' folder: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/neoticker/files The chart covers approximately one month of 1-minute data. Hope it helps. Louis

Trend Explorer ES weekly updates can be found in: http://www.tickquest.com/TrendExplorer/ The weekly update lists all trades made by TEES system. There are actual 1-minute charts shown, less than 1 week though. As for a 1-minute chart for a week, the bars will be squished together...

ArchAngel, To quote the original poster: "I've been disappointed by the quality of charts printed out from the two main software packages I'm using..." It is the quality that is the issue here. Simply screen capture the chart and print it most likely does not address the issue of...

The Mozilla browser has build in pop up killer (under edit>prefrenece>advanced> scripts & plugins>open unrequested windows). The tab browsing is also cool. Mozilla is a free browser that Netscape 7 is based on. You can download it from www.mozilla.org. Louis

Sorry forgot to attach the file

Then you are talking about screen print, which probably does not address the original poster's issue. It's difficult to convey the difference between high quality printing and screen printing in words. The attached file is in PDF format "printed" by NeoTicker with Distiller. Print the...

Try our product NeoTicker. The printing is quite nice. The EOD version works with TC2000. The real time version works with QCharts. Alternatively, if you can export your data into some CSV format, you can always use Excel to print.

Thanks for the advice. The CPU's (have 2 of them) are on original heat sink and temperature touches low 60's on hot days and set off the alarm (very annoying). I will probably replace the thermal paste, if not the whole heat sinks.

Since we are on athlons here. I've been using 1900 for a while and the temperature somewhat worries me. It's almost always in the high 50's to 60 range (MSI mobo). Is this normal? PS. I do not overclock.