Tams

get a text-to-speech program... there are free samples on the web it might sound robotic... LOL

you can always ask your wife/GF to breathe hard into the mic.

Windows comes with a sound recording program. you can record your own voice... there are a number sound recording programs you can download for free from the web.

I only use this sound: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/attachments/46/11148d1244293805-scalpers-hl-bracket-sound-cash.wav

do you have a blank sheet of paper?

this is the third time you are asking... have you done any leg work ? what kind of site you are looking for? paid? freebie? what instrument you are looking for? Forex? stocks? futures ???? have you tried G-O-O-G-L-E ??? what did you learn? care to share your finding ?

Wednesday Oct 14 FOMC Minutes 2:00 PM ET Bloomberg.com: Economic Calendar

see this post: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f56/chaikin-money-flow-index-mc-6945.html#post77631

"Ignore" is the most powerful weapon on a public, free, anonymous internet forum

at the multicharts menu bar, select Help> MultiCharts Help the MultiCharts User Guide will pop out select the Contents tab expand the PowerLanguage section expand the Keyword Reference you will see a section devoted to Date and Time Routines Hope the above helps

look up these keywords: Text NumToStr

many people have compiled it successfully in MC, i.e. there is nothing wrong with the code. Can you copy and paste the error code, so that we can know what is holding you up? p.s. reading the thread helps. I am sure a solution was discussed.

if you need that as an encouragement (or purpose of learning)... trading is not for you.

for the poor soul who have not committed to buying a dedicated PnF software... here's a PnF Simulator in EasyLanguage: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f46/point-figure-simulator-6281.html

see this post: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/f56/chaikin-money-flow-index-mc-6945.html#post77631

First order in forum etiquette: Always give credit. i.e. cite the source ! Second order in forum etiquette: Give as much info as possible, so that people can start helping you immediately. i.e. annotated charts, notes, inputs variables, samples outputs, expectations, etc., don't expect people to read your mind, or to search for the info you already have. Third order in forum etiquette: Don't ASSUME anything because when you ass-u-me, you make an Ass out of U and Me .

> the tape continues until price closes outside the tape RTL, bearing in mind that the RTL is fanned... when do you fan? why? {... your answer ...} yes, but WHY ?

have you tried G-O-O-G-L-E ?

you can plot all three lines on the chart and see which makes more sense. p.s. nice print out !

Thanks. p.s. how many characters are allowed in the status line? it doesn't seem a lot.

there are more than one way to skin a cat... I won't suggest you to sweat it. .

James: One suggestion: Can you omit the "is" from the status ? because people might want to use "was", or "has", or "had"... etc., p.s. Facebook used to have the "is" in their status line. They have removed it to give people more flexibility in expressing their status.

I guess we should have figured that from a poker player. LOL

Have a nice Long Weekend ! be safe !

They should... LOL... you have given your house away. Thanks though. ;-) this is one of my efforts: