Analyst's TurtleFarm version 1.0.4
    exe - 12.2 MB.   Click on the link above to download a 15 day FREE trial.

    Analyst's DataServer version 3.4
    exe - 39.5 MB.  No trial is available for this software/database package.

To run our software on your computer, you will need the following hardware and software requirement.

Pentium Pentium 166 mhz or equivalent processor
Minimum 128 megabytes of RAM
Analyst's TurtleFarm - 50 megabytes of free hard disk space for installation
Analyst's DataServer - 100 megabytes of free hard disk space for installation
Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003 (Vista - see below)
Internet Explorer 5.0
Broadband Internet connection (optional)
Microsoft Windows Vista:
Analyst's DataServer will work
Analyst's TurtleFarm will be supported in 2nd Qtr 2008

Pentium III 700 mhz or equivalent processor
512 megabytes of RAM
Analyst's TurtleFarm - 50 megabytes of free hard disk space for installation
Analyst's DataServer - 100 megabytes of free hard disk space for installation
Microsoft Windows ME/2000/XP/2003 (Vista - see below)
Internet Explorer 5.0
Broadband Internet connection
Microsoft Windows Vista:
Analyst's DataServer will work
Analyst's TurtleFarm will be supported in 2nd Qtr 2008

Special note for Analyst's TurtleFarm

Analyst's TurtleFarm is written as a Multiple Document Interface software. This allows multiple chart windows to be opened with each chart window containing a lot of data behind it. Therefore, for an efficient user experience, a computer with more RAM will naturally perform better. It is a Windows characteristic that more RAM will improve Windows performance and hence software performance and user experience. More RAM will allows Analyst's TurtleFarm to have more memory resources to open more chart windows.

For some Windows version, notably Windows XP Professional, a minimum of 256 megabytes of RAM is necessity otherwise Windows XP Professional will be sluggish. This is even before running any software.

Broadband Internet connection is required for downloading Yahoo! Finance data on demand. Dial up will be too slow.