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Please try this possible solution for those that are seeing today's bar on Daily Charts labelled as 1/1/04.
1) Close eSignal and the Data Manager
2) Right-click the eSignal Shortcut you use to launch eSignal, and select Properties
3) Click on Find Target under the Shortcut tab to go to the main eSignal folder
4) Rename the file called calendars.tab to calendars.old
5) Restart eSignal
This process should force a new download of the calendars.tab, which is suspect is the culprit of this problem.
Regards,
Jay F.
eSignal Community Support
P.S.
In case you're curious, here's my calendars.tab file if you feel like comparing my version to your old version. It's a long file, so I wouldn't suggest doing an eyeball comparision, but if any of you happen to have Microsoft's Visual Studio, you can run a Windiff to find the differences in the two files.
1) Close eSignal and the Data Manager
2) Right-click the eSignal Shortcut you use to launch eSignal, and select Properties
3) Click on Find Target under the Shortcut tab to go to the main eSignal folder
4) Rename the file called calendars.tab to calendars.old
5) Restart eSignal
This process should force a new download of the calendars.tab, which is suspect is the culprit of this problem.
Regards,
Jay F.
eSignal Community Support
P.S.
In case you're curious, here's my calendars.tab file if you feel like comparing my version to your old version. It's a long file, so I wouldn't suggest doing an eyeball comparision, but if any of you happen to have Microsoft's Visual Studio, you can run a Windiff to find the differences in the two files.
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