Download QCollector Pro for eSignal
Note: The same installer package is used for installing the free trial version and
for licensed users installing for the first time or upgrading.
Instructions
1. Click on the link above to Open
or Save the QCollector setup program. If you choose Open the setup
program will start automatically. If you choose Save then you will have to go
to the folder where you saved the setup file and open it to install the program.
2. Follow the instructions that appear on your screen to install QCollector Pro for eSignal.
3. When the setup program is finished you can start QCollector by double-clicking
on the QCollector icon on your Windows desktop.
- About the free trial version of QCollector Pro for eSignal
There is no time limit for evaluating the free trial version.
The only restriction is that data collection is limited to ten built-in symbols.
You can still create new portfolios with additional symbols but data collection will only
be simulated for the non-trial symbols.
After installing the program, new users should go through the Getting Started Guide
found under the QCollector Help menu.
This will take you through a quick lesson in how to download data from eSignal.
Unlock data collection for all symbols by purchasing a license key for QCollector.
- Upgrading Or Re-Installing
- No need to un-install first if you install the upgrade into the same folder where
QCollector Pro is installed now.
Just click on the link at the top of
the page to get the latest release of QCollector Pro for eSignal, and follow the instructions that appear on your screen.
View the Change Log to see the latest program changes and fixes.
Requirements:
Microsoft Windows (any version) and a subscription to eSignal's data feed service.
The eSignal Data Manager must be installed on your computer before you can download data with
QCollector Pro for eSignal. The Data Manager is installed automatically with the eSignal charting
software, or with QCharts 6.x, but it can also be downloaded and installed separately
from the eSignal web site.
