Thanks, Scott. I'll try to chase this down.

"Scott Tyler" <agent_scotty-at-hotmail-dot-com> wrote in message
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"Question Quigley" <Quigley-at-limerick-dot-ie> wrote in message
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A few possibilities:

Some months ago, MS released updates to IE6 on all platforms that affect the
way IE6 handles ActiveX applets. In my experience, this made installation
of ActiveX applets problematic in Windows XP, and impossible in 98/ME/2000.
This even affected MS ActiveX applets such as Windows Update and Office
Update.

Unfortunately I don't remember the Q/KB number (I'm pretty sure it was a Q
on Windows 98, KB on other platforms) for this particular update off the top
of my head, but I do remember that removal of said update allowed me to
properly install ActiveX applets on Windows 98/ME/2000. There was an
optional download (that I had to dig for in the MS KB) that turned a lot of
that off, but as far as I know, it was only for Windows XP users.

Another possibility is that a lot of software in the last few years (not
just MS) is supported for Win98SE and higher. Ppl still using 95/NT4/98 are
out of luck.

At any rate, when you try to install the advanced charts, you should get an
ActiveX popup, followed by a software download and installation of the
Investment Toolbox, and then the chart should show in place of that
placeholder.

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Scott Tyler
agent_scotty-at-hotmail-dot-com

I download the custom or higher level version and I can't see the chart.
Just get a placeholder where the chart should be.

Running Win98. Used to run it before, but not now.

Anyone have any ideas? Is it some graphics setting I'm missing?

Thanks.