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Non-Tech : Quote.com QCharts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: steve kennedy who wrote (10414)	11/7/2000 1:22:16 PM
From: Spytrdr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17977

are you using QFeedStart? in the ReadMe file it says: "Field Definitions and Usage notes: Select All: This will build a "AutoUpdateServerList=true" ContinuumClient.ini . This allows QCharts, on startup, to connect you to it's server of choice, which can be an OK thing, or a not OK thing. It's up to the user to know whether or not the connections QCharts makes automatically are in the users best interest. With "AutoUpdateServerList=true", the Ctl-Alt-N function is enabled. Select Specific Server: This will build a "AutoUpdateServerList=false" ContinuumClient.ini In the example picture below, you will be connected to herndon-r03. With "AutoUpdateServerList=false", the Ctl-Alt-N function is disabled. Therefore, if you wish to be connected to a different machine, you must exit QCharts and restart, a matter of a few seconds. Note: If you check more than one server, only one will be selected. The alphabetically highest. The others will be ignored." ___ <<I have the same problem -- imo the programers changed the functionality of <contrl alt N> although nobody at qcharts has yet to admit it. I have to manually set the ini to get to a different server -- other than being unable to switch servers qcharts is running great>>