Question about forex. William Crocker

Submitted by Ands on Tue, 2006-01-24 21:03.

I have used every name/symbol I can think of ,plus ideas from the internet to get a forex chart up. I have tried EUR/USD, GBP, GREAT BRITISH POUND, CANADIAN DOLLAR, CAD, EUR/USD, EUR, EURO, EURO=,EUROUSD= AND SO ON. ALL PRODUCE THE SAME MESSAGE, "E SIGNAL CANNOT INITIALIZE. MAKE SURE...."
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Let's take it one step at a

administrator | Wed, 2006-01-25 08:42

Let's take it one step at a time. Do you have eSignal installed on your machine where mGlider is running? If so then what version of eSignal do you have?

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wmcrocker | Wed, 2006-01-25 20:27

William Crocker

Both solution realm/Mglider and eSignal are under program files.
as best I can tell I have eSignal version 7.7.0.281

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In eSignal itself, are you

administrator | Thu, 2006-01-26 09:28

In eSignal itself, are you able to see Forex graphs for different symbols (for example: "EUR A0-FX" or "EURGBP A0-FX")?

In mGlder you have to provide symbols based on naming conventions of eSinal if eSignal is used as a data provider. Here is a link for eSignal symbol look-up.

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wmcrocker | Sun, 2006-01-29 12:59

William Crocker
I can get Forex Charts on eSignal just fine.

This morning I got the EURO and CAD on Mglider using the esignal symbol convention.

That was it. Ever since I have either "invalid symbol" or error returned by remote server". Very frustrating. I selected forex and typed in the symbols correctly.

Please advise

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Please allow us some time to

administrator | Mon, 2006-01-30 11:14

Please allow us some time to investigate.

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