Nitro's New Career!!

Originally posted by MrDinky


So is the code in the book and you just have to type it into Tradestation? Or is there no code at all - just concepts - and I have to rely on my own (gulp!) programming skills?

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The code is in the book, but you have to type it in and there is REAMS of it.

nitro
 
Originally posted by nitro

The code is in the book, but you have to type it in and there is REAMS of it.

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thanks for the reply nitro good buddy. no prob...i will simply scan the pages in:)
 
Great idea.

That'll save time. If I save an image as a PDF, I can cut and paste, right?


Thanks for the replies Nitro. When Hill's new TradeStation book is available, I'll order them together.
 
If I save an image as a PDF, I can cut and paste, right?
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NBL (Not Bloody Likely).
The conventional technique would be to pass the binary scan output through an OCR package. Virtually every scanner comes with one.

You'll have to eyeball the OCR output for errors, but correcting them will still cost only a tiny fraction of the amount of typing you saved.

btw, eyeballing for errors is easier if you overlay an image of the final text onto the original scan.
 
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