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To: robert b furman who wrote (3102)	1/29/2001 11:11:38 PM
From: Magnatizer	Respond to of 4583

Bob I use snag it all the time. If you have any questions shoot them my way Here is how mine is set up: First the drop down, second is what I have checked Input: Region Output: File and Preview Window Tools: Image Capture Under Options: Hotkeys... ctrl + shift + F The rest of the stuff is just fluff as far as screen capturing goes OK... Open snag it and minimize Open TC2000 and a chart you want to show press ctrl, shift and F at the same time Your cursor will turn into a small crosshair Go to one edge of the chart you wish to capture press and hold the left mouse button scroll to the diagonal edge of the image and release the mouse button The image will pop up in a snag it capture screen window for simple screen shots I find the best image for size is a .gif file Press the save button (looks like a floppy disk) The Save As window will pop up Make sure save as type is "compuserve GIF (*.gif)" Name the file and save it whereever you desire.... it's now ready for upload to a web page. ht Mag

To: robert b furman who wrote (3102)	1/30/2001 3:55:06 AM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4583

Hi Mag, Wow - Thank You very much for those crib sheets.I'll use them!! The collective knowledge on this thread constantly amazes me. Thank You very much. Bob That worked like a charm - now that I saved it how do I get it onto a post? I'm somewhere in between 1st and 2nd grade here. GZ showed me how to cut and paste and I was like a little kid for 6 months.ggggg Bob

To: robert b furman who wrote (3102)	1/30/2001 6:00:19 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4583

I'm also waiting for the other shoe to drop, but it never seems to drop...<g> I can't be superstitious, but I'm still waiting...<g> but still, I have to go with the charts... one of my indicators is telling me that near term we're very, very, very over bought, but that's just near term... that's the 25 day cumulative advance decline figures, last night they went over 10,000 for the first time in many ages... now, that's way over bought... but, a bull market can remain overbought for a long time, just like a bear market can remain oversold for a long time and still go lower... I believe we're in a bull market and the long term chart pattern is as healthy as ever, the bear market gurus are dead wrong, they have been for 14 years and they've missed the entire move from DOW 1500... now, that's sad..... another simple indicator tells me that we're moving higher eventually, whether the other shoe drops or not... that indicator is the new high vs. new low indicator which has been recording new highs over new lows at a ratio of about 20 to 1 every day for about a month already... we may not actually see those single day explosive rallies like we've seen in the past, and yet we still could, but we could still inch our way higher like we did yesterday for a long time to come and end up at much higher levels before we actually realize this markets has made such a move..... GZ