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To: the-phoenix who wrote (5524)	8/20/2002 1:01:49 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11288

I use pitchforks a lot .... these TWO areas are of import TO ME right now because of the forks ... *930-933 is a relatively longer time spanning area* than usual** for ME .... that is why I mentioned it again and on an immediate short ... verrrry short time span .. the 934-938 area has an impact which "could" show a direction for movement I don't propose to teach the use of forks ..... I've been doing it for over forty years and MY method of arriving at a conclusion would/could/might be vastly different from someone else .... I've even gone into "time forks" with limited success and THAT IS A WHOLE NUTHER ball game ...gggggggg for those who wish to learn ... there are lotsa places on the web that have good information about forks ... Andrew's Pitchforks will start one off from a google ... ensign software has a good package and their use has become widespread enough that even QCharts has some tools to use them ... several who have posted here use them ... while I learned them as Devil's Forks from my Dad nearly fifty years ago ... by ANY name .. I find them useful, but, regretfully, I don't have the time to teach their use ... sorry, if this is an abrupt answer .... don't mean to be mean or unkind ..... BUT I'm STILL learning and adapting them after loooooong usage ..... Nem