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We are implementing a new educational initiative: Live Webinars and would like you to be the first clients to try it out! I have scheduled a Beta test Webinar for this Friday 3pm CT. The topic will be Understanding Basic and Advanced Orders presented by the Education Manager Kristin Grupas. AKA Education Gal. So please register here and attend. I’m very interested to see what you think....
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dtonzola dtonzola
Scottrade Elite - July 2, 2008
I was just wondering if Scottrade Elite would eventually be able to run on a Mac. I know currently the system requirements are for a Window based PC. Just interested if any thought was given to developing a Mac. version. Thanks
ELITE Deuxd ELITE Deuxd
ScottradeELITE and Mac - July 21, 2008
Currently Scottrade has no plans to create a version of ELITE specific to Macintosh. ScottradeELITE will run correctly on all Intel-based Macs after a little bit of initial setup. Macintosh users who want to run ScottradeELITE will need either Parallels or Boot Camp, programs which are designed to run both a Mac operating system and a Windows operating system on the same computer. Mac clients would also need to purchase a legitimate copy of a Windows Operating system, preferably either Windows Vista or Windows XP. Once you have a dual boot set up, you can choose to operate in a Windows environment at startup. This allows you to run ScottradeELITE and any other Windows-based programs while in that environment.
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What's up Deuxd? - January 14, 2010
First of all, I love Elite! Second, I can't practice trading options on Virtual Account because I'm not set up for options......that kind of blows.
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and while I'm at it - January 14, 2010
It would have been cool if the symbols in the symbol lists were already there and then I could choose which ones I wanted to display...or maybe sub-sector tabs going down the side of my quote grid for fast searching. And you know what else would be cool, if I could move symbols up and down within the quote grid on the fly, or highlighting certain ones with different colors like blue for Tires, green for Reits, yellow for Containers&Packaging etc. Also, I'd like to see all the research stuff inside Elite without having to open the browser, or as a short cut.. being able to lock the browser open in a layout and be able to save that layout or in multiple layouts. It might be nice to have commissions listed as a header in "positions" also. Oh, maybe to reduce space, instead of having bid size and ask size you could just have one tab that was (bid X ask)

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