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I just open a new sheet in Microsoft Word and do all my editing there. You
don't even have to worry about Word being in text format. Things can be
highlighted, colored, and put in different fonts to help keep all those
brackets and formula names straight. When it comes time to try a new version
of what I'm working on, I simply copy and paste into MetaStock. Word is also
great for saving various versions of programs without filling up MetaStock.
I am amazed at how primitive MetaStock is at some things. At first, it was a
big limitation to work in those little boxes but now with the large
landscape format I use in Word, it's the only way to go. I'm just waiting
for a few more charting refinements in another program...
-Corey Saxe
----- Original Message -----
From: "Free" <free707@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 6:04 PM
Subject: Teeny tiny Windows boxes
> Does this drive anyone else absolutely crazy? The various entry windows
> (e.g. System Test, System reports, Indicator Builder, etc.) are so small -
> and cannot be dragged any bigger - that it is impossible to see more than
a
> fraction of the system or data or whatever. The only quasi-solution is to
> copy the info and past into another program.
> For a program that claims such Windows compatibility, this should be a
> simple matter of Windows commands to allow it to be enlarged. Any better
> suggestions on how to deal with this?
>
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