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To: Bill Sandusky who wrote (740)	4/28/1998 6:45:00 PM
From: dea8	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

Hi! Bill can I ask Is /was there an ( export) file in tc2000 v3. I forget if I created it in a previous attempt or it was always there. Thanks Dean

To: Bill Sandusky who wrote (740)	4/28/1998 10:03:00 PM
From: Gary Burton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3291

Well Bill, that seems to cinch the thing for me. As in NO THANKS. As I understand the situation now, first I get 10,000 issues then I run a scan to reduce for $rev size and volume size, after eliminating Amex. That would get me down to say 5000 of avg say 5 yr history. Then it takes me 1.5-2-5 hrs ( I have a P200) to export to V3 format (?) plus another 2-3 hrs for Metastock to convert the V3 so I can use an elliott pgm that only reads MS (Elwave) . If this is the case, it is a non starter from the outset. Why on earth would the tech support guy email me and say exporting to V3 was "Instantaneos".? Anyone who has first hand experience here pls jump in. At this point, I'll sit this one out till they get others to read their V4 data directly One of the main reasons for my interest in V4 was all the notes each day by Don Worden. I looked at that as in effect buying an annual subscription to a TA newsletter with lots of good ideas each day. (something Q+ doesn't have) ,but the apparent delay in getting other pgms to read V4 is, if true, ridiculous.