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Hello,
I have one problem and how to solved it.
Please Help me.
I want to see live stock Market price list like in news channel(e.g CNBC 18).
I know it is possible in ASP.Net but how can I do?
Please help me about this topics, I am very confuse to do this.
Thanks In Advance, Jitnedra Patel
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Hello it is a really nice work... but i have a query... i m using a different charting software.... In this when we download .csv file from net, it only contain last quote but if in between my internet gets disconnected then is their any way to back fill data...... and get all data i lost when i was offline...... Thanks in advance... Regards 
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Nice work, michbex. I just started using executable. I couldn't understand meaning of last two columns before the Graph icon? Also is it possible to give % rise / fall column? It seems alerts are also not working.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
don't have too much time right now, but you find updated versions of the executable at http://www.realtimestockreader.com
-Michael
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Hey, you are doing a great job here. When will your next version be ready? It would be great to see the decimal point in there and change in % should have a minus sign if the stock is going down. It's very confusing at the moment. Hope to see it soon. Keep up the good work. I haven't found anything like this yet. Cheers!
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I noticed this program actually isnt getting the realtime updates. Its still 15 min delayed. Not sure if thats the way it was intended. Just something i noticed.
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Thats good to hear. You ll find the latest version of RealtimeStockreader @ http://www.realtimestockreader.com
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Loaded and ran on Vista laptop with dial-up connection.
First-time: had to guess that it wanted me to input a stock symbol.
The plus button (+) did not seem to add a 1 or 2 letter code stock symbols until I padded the symbol with spaces.
It did not show decimal point on price , change or percent change. I.E 13456 instead of 134.56.
Why no chart for A.T & T. (symbol : T) ?
When moved to extreme upper -right corner the setting page popped up off the screen.
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Hi,
thanks for the feedback! Next version is available soon (which includes pretty much all you asked for).
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Hi,
you might wann try version 1.04, which includes some new features and has incorporated you suggestions. Thanks again for you feed,
Michael
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Nice job - very interesting. It isn't actually "real time" though, is it? It gives me the same info as my "portfolio" page on yahoo, which is 20 mins delayed.
Some feedback: * When I first started it, I didn't have .Net3.0 installed, and it crashed with an exception - maybe add some "cleaner" method of checking for the dependency and exiting cleanly.
* Again, when I first started it, the "settings window" appeared directly on top of the "quote display" window. Given the semi-transparency, it looked confusing until I moved the "settings window" to another location (accidentally - I didn't realize that was the issue until it happened).
* I can now add "T" symbol, but I can't remove it (I've successfully removed others)
* Still no decimal points - this makes the displayed info fairly confusing. I know that it's a localization concern, but I think you *really* need to add something that displays the currency seperators.
* I wish the transparency was customizable, but not a big issue.
* where are all the settings stored? IOW, how do I "start fresh" by wiping out the stored info and acting as if I hadn't run it before?
Overall - very good job. It's certainly usable as is - just throwing you some feedback. The decimal point thing really bugs me though. The "more details" display is great - love it (with the minor exception of lack of decimal points).
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skydvr wrote: * where are all the settings stored? IOW, how do I "start fresh" by wiping out the stored info and acting as if I hadn't run it before?
OK - settings are stored in "Local Settings\App Data\stockreader.data". Got it. Wiping out that file allowed me to recreate the "pop under" issue that I had with my original "fresh" start.
I guess you're using VS2008? I can't open the sln in 2005 ("unrecognized newer version of VS").
I got an "array out of bounds" exception after letting it run for a little bit (20 mins?). I can't debug, since I can't build/run in VS. I can't help you reproduce, since I wasn't doing anything with the app when it happened - sorry. I had 3 or 4 symbols configured - that's about all that I can tell you. Any questions, let me know (XP-SP2). (I was going to try to give you more info, which is how I determined that I can't open the sln).
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Hi, thanks for the feedback.
I have already worked out most of the bugs, they will be online within the next update. The update will actually most likely be click-once deployed, which will always give you an update once I change anything and you ll always have the newest version.
Great that you like it!
Regards from Austria
Michbex
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Hello, this does not appear to work in Windows XP. I have .netFramework 3.5 installed and nothing happens when I run the executable. The task does show up in the task manager...
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Do you have XP SP2? Yes Do you have Internet Connection? Yes, BUT behind a proxy that I need to log into. I'm guessing this is the problem.
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As I suspected, it is not an XP issue, it's that the program doesn't prompt to login to my proxy.
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