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To: David Weis who wrote (27685)	11/2/1997 5:43:00 PM
From: Fred Weiss	Respond to of 58727

>>>>Oh, BTW, I thought you were the namesake --- you've got the double s's!!<<<< No - since you are the younger, you must be the namesake. >>>>Let me know what you think about NeuroShell.<<<< What I received was V1.03 beta. They promise to ship the full version 2.0 within a month. It was a $200 off deal so I jumped in early. What I am finding is that it is currently very slow and with a very unintuitive interface. It comes with no user guide and only prints its help files (very extensive) in the landscape orientation, which makes them hard to handle. The software is billed as simple to use with wizards for everything. The wizards are, IMO, the problem. Their indicator and function library is extensive, but most of their indicators are noticably different than established norms which makes one uncertain as to how to best employ and evaluate them. Since it was advertised as a TradeStation add-on, I am most disappointed that it does not come close to using indicators and functions that are at least close to what Omega publishes. The bottom line is that the jury is still out on how good this software may be but that it will be much more difficult to evaluate due to its non-conformity and, therefore its increased difficulty in learning curve. Trader Spud