Compilation:
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First log into datek, and load the web page that pops open the streamer applet.
You can use the included datek.html web page if you like.
Find the <APPLET> tag and then find the "password=FFFFFFFFFFFFF..." line
below that.  FFF is some 40 byte string of ascii hex digits.
In other words, the ascii representation of a 20 byte hexadecimal value.
This string is the SHA_HASH which you need to paste into the
#define SHA_HASH line of the newq.c file.
Once you have done that, go ahead and type make.

Synopsis:
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newq userid SYM1 SYM2 SYM3 SYM4 SYM5 ...

I like to keep my symbols in a seperate file and then just type:

newq userid `cat tickers`

where tickers is the file with my symbols.

Interactive commands:
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"a" - add a new symbol to the set of symbols being monitored.
      enter no more than 4 characters for the name then hit <CR> to accept
      hit <ESC> instead to abort the entering of the symbol name
"q" - quit the program.

"w" - warn on symbol for daily high or low equal to last trade eg. wCSCO<CR>

"t" - toggle display of last time traded vs. last trade size in 100's

"s" - mute any beeping (except keyboard errors)

Tested on Linux 2.2.16 with both libc5 and glibc.

Extras:
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The file daytek-order.html is a hand edited login form to get you into
datek's site quickly when you don't have javascript.  Makes trading
with lynx fast and simple.

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Good luck, but don't depend on it.

Peter Jordan
pjordan@blackwire.com
August 24, 2000
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