I have a level2 subscription here and use laptop or desktop at home to view. Considering an i-pad to enable tracking while on the move. Does anyone have experience of how workable that is please.

moneye,

as the ipad does not support java, unfortunately, you would not be able to run any of our streaming services - level 2, stockwatch, trades etc.

Regards

Ian

moneye, if you just want a rough idea of what is going on with your Stockwatch, an iPad is fine, just turn streaming off and keep doing refreshes. Not perfect but useful nevertheless.

Ian, Thanks for response. Are there any plans to produce apps to suit.?

Thanks also kimoldfield.

When I move away, return or refresh, I am hanging around while a plethora of ads are loading. pub.ad,double click etc., now I don`t mind this if I am on a freeby but why should I have to wait for this crap to load when paying- and why should it hide on my disc- I have the usual ad busters in tow, but these particular ones seem to be a part of MAM which is inviolate, any clues?

Ian's got to get his pension fund up......he's getting to that age.,.

I am running Vista 32 bit with 3gb of RAM & Pentium 2.5Ghz processor and the wait time for MAM to load is usually within 5 secs. The Java banners are the slowest item. If you are having to wait then it may be your system which is having too much to do within a set period of time. Depends on what other software you are running and the processor speed/RAM etc. Assuming you are running broadband internet at a decent speed, modern web pages should load very fast now. My gut reaction is that it's your PC, not MAM site.

The problem is the number of ads being loaded along with the MAM pages they flash up on the menu bar MAM are obviously being paid to include them.

Just like newspapers and magazines are paid to publish advertisments. Seq. If you want an advert-free zone be prepared to pay more.

Your page loading speed does seem poor. I load mam pages in under a second on my pc. It is about the same speed on agoogle tablet. It sounds more like broadband speed is the problem.

lol
I think I pay enough already not to have double click stealing my private info., I shall investigate another supplier who doesn`t use it, its a pernicious piece of privacy invasion- and its getting worse, time a new law was brought in allowing one to opt out of this type of intrusion.

If you refresh and watch the toolbar you will see how many other sites are loaded along with MAM I counted seven, all ad spies, and you can`t stop them,. I have tried

As magazine did not arrive today, I tried to download it resulting in the following message "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". Had the same problem last week as well.Any ideas,I followed the on screen instructions for this error to no avail.

I had problems with BT Broadband most of yesterday morning, they wouldn`t admit to it being country wide but said it was only a London problem, also the MacAfee software
was causing crashes, well they had to blame something.

Again god only knows what doubleclick and similar are doing to our computers.

Seq, if your that worried about cookies, set I.E. to delete all on close down. or use spybot.

....or use C Cleaner.

It is a bit unrealistic to compalin about MAM and their adverts. Most commercial sites of all sorts have far more links and cookies as they load. Take this link to the film database imdb for instance. Just watch it as it loads.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1194173/

The alternative is just to avoid the internet.

Anybody having trouble accessing Amazon.co.uk? Been having intermittent problems accessing the site since the last two days. All others sites seem ok.

Seems ok klal. I accessed the site via Safari.

Thanks k. Something weird on my system - running some scans.

EDIT: Apparently, a problem with my ISP, O2. Some major fibre problem causing routing issues.

klal,no problems this end,just tried it and can gain access,i guess you must be looking for a new alarm clock so you dont over sleep for the the Trader Room :o))