NeoHarmonic tools (Dec 2012)

NeoHarmonic tools (Dec 2012)

Instruction:

Can work with the free, legal and cracked version of NT7 !!!

1) File -> Utilites -> Import NinjaScript… – > select .zip file

OR

you may use another way for import addons:

For it simple extract files with extension .zip and copy/replace all

extracted files into folder “C:\Users\xxxxxxx\Documents\NinjaTrader 7\bin\Custom\”

For extract ZIP archive you can use WinZIP or WinRAR software or any other program

which works with archivies.

Enjoy.

P.S. After apply indicator to chart change settings for this indicator..

A lot of setings False by default. Need change it to True for use it.

Take a look my screenshots in folder “screenshots”.

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