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To: Dale Wingo who wrote (6021)	8/15/1998 7:26:00 PM
From: bdog	Respond to of 11149

Hi Dale, not exactly sure of your question but I assume the scan works because I entered the symbols into bad.lst and ran it w/o the virtual line. (virtual is skull and crossbones for me) So I'm guessing you would like to view these in the display charts prg? You do this my selecting from the menu... list, open. Then double click on badout.lst. Bingo. Hope that was it... bdog

To: Dale Wingo who wrote (6021)	8/15/1998 8:23:00 PM
From: John Schott	Respond to of 11149

Just a SWAG, but "days to load = 1" sounds risky. Especially if the stocks you list didn't trade that day - or if the fact that you don't have a week or so of data prevents you from getting fundamentals, too. I also note that you are trying to print some 80 day average volumes, which is hard to do with only 1 day worth of data. Let us know what actually was the problem when you find it.

To: Dale Wingo who wrote (6021)	8/15/1998 8:40:00 PM
From: John Schott	Respond to of 11149

Another thought. INKT has only traded about 50 days. Might not its' inclusion in the list be a source of problems. Try a scan without it. Note that there are both "days to load" and "days required" in the QP2 language, so you can test and disqualify any stocks that don't have enough days of trading to fit the requirements of later parts of your scan.