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To: Jack of All Trades who wrote (43271)	1/10/2001 1:18:37 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 44573

Yes, it's W2K Pro. One thing I suppose he could do is what Louis said. I asked about that as a matter of fact and then tried it. LeoWeb is not portable from machine to machine without contacting the Tech Desk. With this interface I've found that I can log-off on this machine and launch it on the machine next to it. It has all my current trades active, nothing to remember. As far as the CPU I suppose you are correct, but it would be intermittent wouldn't it? Right now the CPUs are only running at between 11 and 15% but there are times that they spike into the 60% plus range which would jam up on a single processor. Then when I do maintenance at night it's not unusual to see spikes over 80%. Then I would imagine the level of chip makes a large difference as well. I'd have to look up my specs to see what I have, I would not know a Pentium III from a 6502.