My newbie system for reading threads

[moneyline]

Hi All,

I've been here at this forum for some time and there is a wealth of information gathered here, a sure sure credit to all involved and I than you all!

Without a doubt it goes to say that reading is required. When starting to read a thread, I do the following:

a) I create a folder with the description of the thread subject.

b) I start a notepad file to record important information or questions that I have pertaining to the thread.

c) I create another indicator folder, contained within the folder in (a), and I proceed to catalog all the EA's and indicators within their own sub-folders, together with a note. When I continue reading the thread and things change - say, an indicator was bad - I go back to the folder I put it in and delete it.

For those that wish to learn, I think this method will provide great help.

moneyline

Edit: Perhaps if the Admins/Moderators would make this a sticky it would help a lot! Put it in the front so all can see it. Thanks!

[newdigital]

Yes there are a lot of information.
I want to say what i am doing in this case.

I am openning this link http://www.forex-tsd.com/ every time (refreshing for example) to see new posts and to open link "New posts".
Besides this link http://www.forex-tsd.com/search.php is helping a lot to find something.

[moneyline]

Hi niewdigital,

Thanks! Not only that, but there's also a thread search.

Even more, if there are some threads that contain copies of PDF eBooks, you can use Acrobat Pro to read the eBooks to you. If you don't have Acrobat Pro there are a number of free utilities that will also do the job.

Once you get used to the digitized voices, it's not bad at all.

moneyline

[newdigital]

And there is some chat somewhere which we used one month ago.