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Take a look at Trader.NET written in C# as well.
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I installed the program on my computer, but it won't run at all. It returns a bunch of error messages. I use Windows 2000.

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I had that problem - this is how I overcame it. Under Internet Explorer, tools, Internet options, advanced, then uncheck the box under Java (Sun). That did the trick for me.
 
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I had that problem - this is how I overcame it. Under Internet Explorer, tools, Internet options, advanced, then uncheck the box under Java (Sun). That did the trick for me.
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No, I meant Trader.NET that didn't run on my computer. I can run TWS w/o problem.
 
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No, I meant Trader.NET that didn't run on my computer. I can run TWS w/o problem.
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Finally figured it by myself after reading through pages of instructions... Installed MS .NET software... It runs OK now...
 
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By default if an order is NX eligible at the NYSE it will use that route.
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In practice, though, it seems that I rarely get an NX execution, even when the stock should be eligible (normal market, quote size > 1x, order < 1099). I'm quite surprised when it does happen. Is there something about a limit of one NX every so many seconds that is applied per firm (not per account) that might explain this, or is there some other reason I might not be getting NX execs?
 
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In practice, though, it seems that I rarely get an NX execution, even when the stock should be eligible (normal market, quote size > 1x, order < 1099). I'm quite surprised when it does happen. Is there something about a limit of one NX every so many seconds that is applied per firm (not per account) that might explain this, or is there some other reason I might not be getting NX execs?
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How would you be able to tell if it was NX'ed or not using IB?

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