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To: Dale Wingo who wrote (6017)	8/14/1998 3:49:00 PM
From: Alain Joaris	Respond to of 11149

Thanks Dale, I hope you will soon become a full member, your posts are very useful, so more than 3 per day will be nice for all of us. Thanks for sending me your progs, this will be very useful indeed. The e-mail on my profile is OK. As far as the function declare is concerned, what you mention is the version available in R2Export.bas, but it doesn't fit to the function declaration in C which gives a master record as reference as well (see my previous post). In order to have the procedure loadfirstnext() (from main.cpp) working fine you need a link between the Datarec structure and the master one, this is what the R2Export.bas function declare is missing. I hope I will find a solution to this and will let you know. Alain Joaris

To: Dale Wingo who wrote (6017)	8/15/1998 6:44:00 PM
From: Dale Wingo	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 11149

Well.. I must be doing something MONUMENTALLY stupid and/or can't see the forest for the trees but when I have the following symbols: ALGI AMTR AXA BL GAP GNET INKT MTRS NTBK TAGS VIA But I can't get them to appear on the output list. Below is the latest variation of the code I'm using: Input ="Bad.lst"; Output="BadOut.lst"; ProcessMS = "c:\meta\Bad\",VMS; issuetype=All; DaysToLoad = 1; println symbol:-6, ",", Description:-45, ", Close:,", Close(0):8:3, ", 80DayAvgVol:,", AvgVol(0, -80):8:0, ", Float:,", (SharesFloat * 1000000):11:0, ", SharesOut, ", (SharesOut * 1000000):11:0 ; What the heck am I not doing that I should? I just know I'm going to be embarrassed by the answer. BTW, I can get them to show when entered manually in the Display Charts program. Thanks, Dale