The following are the minimum system requirements necessary for achieving a reasonable performance level of the MarketView desktop application:

• Windows 98, NT, 2000 or XP
• Pentium 500 Processor
• 512 MB or more RAM
• 20 MB Hard Disk Drive Space (available)
• MS Internet Explorer 5 or higher or Netscape v6.1 (for applet config)*
• Sun Java runtime v1.4.x

* With Java, there are two options to run the MarketView application, using Java Web Start or as an applet within your browser.

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The answer is what Permissions you or may not have. With our software, our clients have the ability to permission its users with certain "rights" as to the functionality of our software and what data will be available. This will thus allow cost efficiency and also only give certain users the right to see and use certain applications useful to them. Calling your system administrator or a GlobalView consultant can assist you in the matter

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With our chart component, creating a chart to track multiple symbols is easy. From the component toolbar, select the Edit button, and then chose the Data tab, then add each Symbol desired. You can also add additional symbols to the chart right on the toolbar.

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Our Seasonal Chart features a way to track years worth of data by Season (or monthly time range) if desired. A product can be charted for any monthly time frame of interest such as "Jan-Feb", "Sep-Dec" or an entire year period for the past several years for quick activity comparisons.

We take pride in offering our customers easy to use applications and trading tools using cutting edge Windows based technology. Unfortunately, as upgrades or changes are created and supplied to customers, sometimes there are little things which may not work right and are fondly called "bugs". The GlobalView development team works hard at tracking problem "bugs" when they occur and strives to provide fixes on a timely basis.

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While blanks can simply mean there is No data Available, there are some things to be aware of:

Make sure you only use CAPITAL letters in the macro dialog box as the majority of symbols are always in capital letters.  There are some exceptions to this rule and symbols which use lowercase letters, specifically the Comstock symbols for International Exchanges (i.e. 1tFB, 2sSF, etc.)

Make sure you use the appropriate Symbol Format Prefix. For example:

/CLZ8 instead of CLZ8 (for Light, Sweet crude)
#PCACG00 not PCACG00 (etc.)

Use "/" for Future Symbols, "#" for Spot prices, "-" for Options, and "$" for Index Symbols.  There are some symbols which do not have a Symbol Format Prefix, specifically the ComStock symbols for International Exchanges (i.e. 1tFB, 2sSF, etc.)

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