Program Samples
The StockData download below provides a sample of an Access 2000 database designed to work with Microsoft Office 2000. Access 2000 must be installed. Microsoft Graph, that comes with Microsoft Office 2000, is also needed. StockData will work using Office XP, but the database must be converted with the Access XP conversion utility. In Access 2000 the conversion utility is located under the menu option: Tools --> Database Utilities --> Convert Database. Because I do not have a copy of Office XP, I cannot provide more specific instructions. StockData has been tested with the Windows 98, Windows ME, and Windows XP operating systems (with Microsoft Office 2000 installed).
StockData is used to store data and information about stocks you are interested in. You copy and paste information from the Internet into the StockData database. You can download and store end of day and historical stock prices. StockData has the capability of displaying basic graphs with trend lines. There are some basic functions to keep track of your purchases with balances and useful percentages. Full context sensitive help is provided.
To install this program after downloading double click on the self-extracting zip file named StockDataME1.exe (for Windows 98 or ME installation) or StockDataXP1.exe (for Windows XP installation).
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StockData for Windows 98 or ME:
File size: 724 KB (741,376 bytes) Approximate download time at 53.2 Kpbs: 2 min 5 sec |
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StockData for Windows XP:
File size: 728 KB (745,472 bytes) Approximate download time at 53.2 Kpbs: 2 min 23 sec |
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