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Maximize Calculation Speed should be de-selected.  What it does is to 
reduce the number of bars loaded to the absolute minimum required by the 
Maxbarsback  setting.  That means if you are using any exponential average 
and the minimum number of bars required is 2, then when the chart is 
opened, only 2 bars will be loaded and the calculations performed.  Since 
exponentials take some time to settle down, you will get very different 
results than if you load a lot of bars.  That is why you should not use 
this setting.



At 11:37 AM 6/15/02 -0700, you wrote:
>maximize Calculation Speed has only to do with reducing other TS2000
>functionalities while those tasks are being performed. For some add on
>versions of software I have heard that it can cause problems. You shouldn't
>see any difference in output.
>
>
>
>Jim Bronke
>Phoenix, AZ
>USACritic.com
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Dunbar, Robert" <Robert.Dunbar@xxxxxxxxxx>
>To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 2:24 AM
>Subject: WorkSpace Assistant
>
>
>: Does anyone know what the "Maximise Calculation Speed" setting on the
>: WorkSpace Assistant actually does. I have a strategy written in
>EasyLanguage
>: which spools trading signals out to a CSV file..... the problem is.... If
>: for instance if I have a 5 year chart of historical data (updated for last
>: night's closing prices each day)... and I run the workspace assistant
>: WITHOUT the "Maximise Calculation Speed" setting selected, I get, as
>: expected, trading signals for the whole data period written to my CSV
>file.
>: If however I DO SELECT the "Maximise Calculation Speed" setting I still
>get
>: trading signals for the whole period. I would have expected that the
>: workspace assistant would have loaded only the latest set of data up to
>the
>: amount set in MaxBarsBack setting and produce trading signals ONLY over
>that
>: data set...? Is that a correct assumption...? If so what am I doing
>: wrong.....?
>: Help would be appreciated.
>: Thanks.
>:

Bill Brower
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