If you're having any problems, or want to suggest some improvements, please post below!

Level2 changes
In the last few weeks we've needed to implement some code changes to make us compliant with the LSE's rules on the access of Level2 data.

The following requirement is now in place:
You can only use 1 program on 1 computer to access Level2 on MoneyAM using a single username.

This means that you are able to view as many Level2 windows using any one particular browser, or program, that you wish, however you will not be able to use both Firefox and Internet Explorer at the same time (the same goes for using Quote Tracker or TradeSeeker at the same time as viewing it using a web browser)

If you find you're being logged off of MoneyAM's Level2 with the message 'you've logged on from another location' then check the above and make sure you're not running any other programs at the same time before reporting this as a bug.

Ian - my IE7 hangs when using MAM, I also have Firefox 2 which is fine so IE7 seems to be the issue.

Just reporting it, I am out for the rest of today I think.

Seawallwalker,

I have IE 7 and Mozilla here and haven't noticed any difference. We have just had a technical issue which caused some slowness that should now be reolved. When you next login let me know if youare still having issues with IE7

Ian

Ian theres apost on your competitor site -"funny how mam has got worse-l2 mainly"-your customer service is still streets ahead though!!

PW,

I guess everyone is entitled to their opinion :)

Ian

A public thanks to Ian who sorted out a problem V quickly this am, that turned out to be nothing to do with the site. It was my IE7 that was causing a problem.
I found out it kept altering my clock back and forward. Now sorted.
Reiterating good customer services.

Hello Ian.

I think I probably caught the back end of your reported problems as all seems sweet right now.

Thank for you help.

Big problems on l2 again today sticking and losing it.

PW,

We have had no problems today and I have just taken a look at level 2 which is running as it should be.

Did you get a chance to update your Java? As I said yesterday might be worthwhile taking a look at that. Also, if it is a specific stock/wstocks that you are looking at let me know and I will take a look at those here.

Ian

NO i didnt Ian where do I go to for java updates? Ill try during the weekend

http://java.sun.com/webapps/getjava/BrowserRedirect?locale=en&host=www.java.com:80


PW,

Just use the link above - it should take you directly to the download.

Ian

Cheers Ian

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RNS for Chaco not showing on stockwatch screen ?

bhunt,

I will take a look.

Ian

bhunt,

I see what you mean - apologies for that I will get the guys to take a look into it.

Ian

bhunt,

I can only see a news story from the 02/11/06 and none for today. I will look at it to see if we are missing an announcement.

Ian

bhunt,

Just check with LSE site, and they are showing the last news story (RNS) on 02/11/06 also. It seems there isn't an RNS from today.

Ian

Ian - this is what I have received from a competitor site
"Appoints Columbia Manager

RNS Number:6419M
Chaco Resources PLC
24 November 2006

AIM: CHP

24 November 2006


CHACO RESOURCES PLC

("Chaco" or"'the Company")


APPOINTMENT OF RESIDENT MANAGER IN COLOMBIA

Chaco Resources PLC is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. John Wardle as
Chaco's Resident Manager in Colombia, based in Bogota.

Dr. Wardle holds a B.Sc. in Mining Engineering from the University of Nottingham
and a Ph.D. in Rock Mechanics and Geophysics from University of Wales. Since
graduation in 1985 he has worked as a drilling engineer with a number of
international companies, including a year as Drilling Operations Superintendent
in Colombia for BP Exploration Colombia Ltd, and more recently he has held a
number of senior management positions with oil exploration companies both in
Colombia and elsewhere.

He is currently a principal of the Bogota-based company which is a joint
venturer with Chaco in two of its Colombian projects and which already provides
technical advice and representation to Chaco.

Dr. Wardle will assume immediate control and responsibility for the
implementation of all of Chaco's operations in Colombia and will report directly
to the Technical Director, Mr. Graeme Stephens. Chaco will also soon open a
small permanent office in Bogota.

Mr. Stephens said today: "The appointment of John Wardle as our new Resident
Manager in Colombia is a key part of our strategy and will give the Company a
much more visible presence in the country. John's wide practical and
operational experience, as well as his extensive contacts in the industry there,
will certainly strengthen Chaco's position as a serious explorer in Colombia.
He is currently working on the drilling plans for Chaco's three blocks in
Colombia and is in the final stages of ensuring that the rigs for Primavera and
Puerto Lopez Oeste are secured. An update will follow once contracts have been
completed."

For further information contact:

Nicola Brookes, Finance Director

Chaco Resources plc

Tel: 01494 431195

Marc Young Simon Robinson / Ana Ribeiro

Daniel Stewart & Company plc Parkgreen Communications

Tel No: 0207 776 6550 Tel: 020 7493 3713

Notes to Editors

Background

Chaco Resources Plc is the successor company to Gold Mines of Sardinia Plc. In
2004, the Company changed its name and its strategy to one of pursuing
hydrocarbon exploration and development opportunities in South America,
currently in Paraguay and Colombia.

Paraguay

The Company focused initially on Paraguay. Two local companies, Amerisur SA and
Bohemia SA, were acquired for shares whereby Chaco sought rights to a total of
approximately 4.7 million hectares to be held under three applications. Two of
the three applications covering approximately 2.3 million hectares were
subsequently granted as Exploration and Production concessions and the third
(Alto Parana, previously referred to as Canindeyu) for some 1.8 million hectares
has now been awarded. Under Paraguayan legislation, with respect to the two
established concessions, the Company must now select an area of no more than
800,000 hectares per block to enter the four year exploration phase.

For various reasons, the country has seen comparatively little exploration
activity to date, but it is of interest due to commercial extraction of
hydrocarbons having been made in adjoining countries from hydrocarbon basins
which extend into Paraguay. All the historical seismic data relative to the
concessions has now been obtained and is currently being re-processed using
modern computers and analytical programmes. On completion of this first phase,
the Company plans to review its strategic options in terms of doing further
seismic work and/or initiating a drilling programme. The Company's stated
intention is to bring in farm-in partners for this second phase.

Colombia

Chaco was subsequently introduced to opportunities in Colombia, where a
fundamental change in the fiscal laws and an overhaul of the state's management
of hydrocarbon exploration and production permits created a very favourable
investment environment. Chaco teamed up with strategic joint-venture partners
(Expet S.A.) who have many years of experience operating in Colombia and through
whom it has been seeking to participate in exploration and production (E&P)
concessions. Interests in the following three concessions have been negotiated.

Platanillo / Alea

On 3 October 2005, the Company announced a joint venture with Repsol to exploit
the Platanillo block in the Putumayo Basin (on the Ecuadorian border) whereby
the Company could earn a 25% equity share by farming into a project containing a
discovery well (Alea 1) which had been capped in 1988, but which had flowed at
533 barrels per day. Chaco's 100% carrying commitment was capped at $7.4 m in
order to earn its equity share (thereafter any additional expenditure is shared
by the partners pro-rata to their holding) and involves re-entering the first
well, building an access road and drilling a step-out well to determine the size
of the field. The Company is using a calculation of Mean Resources of
approximately 20.6 million barrels in the Lower U Sand and a conservative
estimate of 6 million barrels in the Upper U Sand to establish possible value.
The Lower U Sand flowed oil to surface during previous testing. The Upper U
Sand has yet to be tested. In November 2005, Ecopetrol (ECP), the operator of
the block, participated in the farm-out.

On 10 October 2006, the Company announced that ECP had advised that it was
actively investigating other rig options to the very expensive
helicopter-supported operation that would be necessary to commence the re-entry
and drilling programme before January 2007 (the end of Year 1). In addition ECP
was holding high level talks with the ANH to guarantee that the timing
implications of using the much cheaper land rig option were approved by them.
The results of these negotiations should be known shortly.

Puerto Lopez Oeste

On 21 November 2005 the Company announced its second deal: a consortium, in
which the Company can earn a 54% equity interest, was granted an exploration and
production contract over the Puerto Lopez Oeste Block in the Llanos Basin, east
of Bogota. The programme involves: reinterpretation of existing seismic data,
and to shoot, process and interpret around 100km of new seismic. The partners
are Expet S.A. and Consultoria Colombiana S.A. (CCSA), who are joint operators.

On 3 October 2006, the Company announced that it had secured a change in the
eastern boundary of the block resulting in the inclusion of the majority of the
large Metica Sur (South) lead.

Metica Sur is one of two interesting potential prospects identified as a result
of the reprocessing and interpretation of existing seismic in the Puerto Lopez
Oeste Block, which was completed in September. The other, perceived as the more
interesting of the two, is the Metica. Both are plays in the prospective
Mirador Formation.

To mature these leads into prospects will require further seismic acquisition
and therefore a 100km new seismic programme has been contracted which commenced
in late October. The geology of the Metica lead is controlled by the Metica 1
Well, drilled in 1985 by Elf Aquitaine immediately to the northwest of the
Metica lead, which recovered crude oil in a drill stem test of the Mirador
Formation. Current mapping shows the well to be situated just outside the
closure of the Metica lead.

If the Company enters the optional second year commitment, this includes
drilling one well, financed wholly by Chaco.

Primavera

The third E&P Contract, Primavera, also in the Llanos, was signed on 9 May by
the ANH, the Colombian state agency that oversees hydrocarbon permits. The
Company will be able to earn a 55% equity interest in an E&P project for which
existing seismic data already exists. The programme involves reprocessing and
re-interpreting existing seismic and drilling two wells. The partners are Expet
and Argosy Energy International (operator). Argosy was recently acquired by
Gran Tierra of Canada.


Preliminary reports from the re-processing indicate that the Carbonera
Sandstones can be confidently mapped and the re-processing generally confirms
the existence of a number of structural leads. Mapping of these re-processed
lines was completed in September and 20 km of new seismic is being shot over two
of the leads with the objective of maturing these leads into drilling targets.


Drilling on the first of these targets is scheduled to commence in February
2007.

For further information please see the Annual Report on the website:
www.chacoplc.com

Chaco Resources plc (AIM Trading Symbol: CHP) has offices in the UK, Western
Australia and Paraguay and intends to open an office in Colombia shortly.

This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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bhunt,

I think I have gotten to the bottom of this - it is an RNS reach story - basically it is a PR announcement service that companies can use. We do not carry a feed for reach, only official RNS.

Ian

Thanks - I did not know there was a difference - but thanks anyway