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Hello,

Could someone tell what is the proper symbol name for the December 2009 FTSE 100 futures contract (Z symbol from LIFFE) , Zenfire datafeed? I tried Z1209 but no luck.

I am trying to add it to Quote manager with no success so far. I had no issues adding the e-minis from CME, so wonder what I am doing wrong.

Thanks
 
Just to let all of you know I installed MultiCharts on Windows 7 64 bit yesterday and it was flawless. I opened 28 workspaces with dual datastreams in each workspaces and the dual processor barely read 8%. The machine was running 4 GB of Ram and I opened 4 versions of MC to run those 28 workspaces as well.
 
i am using Multichart + IB very well beofre, just recently i had a problem. Even IB TWS is running, when i start Multichart, it automaticaly showed TWS login form, ask you to login.

please help how to manage this issue?

Alex
 
I've been using charting and strategy development tool for 20 years, starting with Computrac in the 1980's, Multicharts is clearly the best product I've seen hands down. Multibroker, MultiDataFeed, genetic optimizer, walk forward optimizer, easylanguage based and it's inexpensive. No other product even comes close and I've used them ALL for years.
 
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Hello,

Could someone tell what is the proper symbol name for the December 2009 FTSE 100 futures contract (Z symbol from LIFFE) , Zenfire datafeed? I tried Z1209 but no luck.

I am trying to add it to Quote manager with no success so far. I had no issues adding the e-minis from CME, so wonder what I am doing wrong.

Thanks
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Try LFZ1209
 
Is there a reason someone would do this? Seems crazy to brag about multi core and threaded advantages but then run as a 32 bit app under win xp 64 bit or win 7 64 bit.
 
It uses multi cores with just one instance of Multicharts open but it still runs as a 32 bit app. Why would Multicharts do that? Baffling...
 
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