RichKid
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barney said:Thanks tek,
I thought it was 026. I am downloading atm. but only sending me V 024 again (no broadband yet so it takes an age) Dont know why its picking up on 024 cause I only just downoaded the "latest" msi file from the comsec website....maybe my shortcut is picking up on the earlier 024 msi files still on my computer (although I have deleted the programme totally twice in the last 24 hours to start fresh)
Anyway its still loading atm so I'll see how it goes
Re the Older version:- Is it possible to actually download the whole version so I dont have to keep "downloading" the upgraded crook version all the time? Cheers.
sinic said:Like many others it seems I get frustrated with the slowness of PT2. Does anyone know if you can still get hold of a working copy of PT1 - and can it be used at the same time as PT2 -eiher on the same computer or another?
cuttlefish said:I've got both installed on my home computer and can use one or the other (don't think I've tried running them at the same time). I still use PT1 - its fast and reliable, I find PT2 pretty annoying - but I logged into PT2 the other evening to do some charting 'cos PT1 was playing up - and had to run an upgrade to PT2 to use it, and now in PT 1 I've lost my desktop configurations. (no big deal but seems to indicate they're capable of treading on each others toes).
RichKid said:cuttlefish
Yes, PT1 does stuff up as well but not that badly, I lost my desktop as well recently so it may have nothing to do with PT2- or we may both have accidentally deleted the desktop template while running PT1
RichKid said:cuttlefish
I now save a copy of the desktop config file elsewhere on my hdd so I can replace the file if it gets deleted from the main Protrader folder.
Private Investor said:On my PC, all the saved desktops and watchlists are stored in C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Commsec\ProfessionalTrader
TraderPro said:I found that if you have a very slow connection - like a standard 56K modem connection or a throttled down adsl connection (once you've reached your limit), the upgrade will tend to freeze up.
But if you have a fast connection, like the one I have at uni or what people have at work, or even a fast adsl broadband connection - you would have no probs...
CommSec should have some mechanism for their program to progressively download components - because when it freezes when you download the program and you restart it - the download starts all the way from the beginning.
RichKid said:Hi Sinic
I think I found a link to the PT1 download, I think you can use both at once but I'm not certain, don't forget to save you watchlists, desktop, templates, charts etc in case something goes wrong (will be in the protrader folder on your hdd): http://images.comsec.com.au/downloads/protrader/protraderinstall.exe
SevenFX said:Just wondering if anyone knows whether you can use Commsec as the data feed for packages like Metastock, instead of using their notsoProtrader2...
I use 3 monitors, with multiple charts, depths, etc open at once, and wouldn't want to go back to simple single chart, depth.
It's just 2 flakey and will come unstuck in the worst times, hence affecting ones focus & trades.
p.s I'm no programmer, but do I need some sort of api or something...????
If there was any way to do this, I'ld love to hear.
Thanks
Cheers
cuttlefish said:since the upgrade to the asx systems on Monday I'm still getting problems in depth displays in pt1. In pt2 seems to be ok, but shows each individual order in the queue - which is good but also difficult to see the aggragate amount at each price level at a glance.
In PT1 it shows bids and offers in the wrong order and has sometimes has different values to reality (PT2 seems to show reality at the moment). Also still not seeing buy/sell condition codes in course of sales data in PT1. (PT2 works ok).
Anyone else experiencing this at the moment?
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