Hi Peter,

I have Ninjatrader8 bridged to Jigsaw.
I want to be able to work from both home and work and wondered how do i set up Jigsaw on a seperate PC ?
Can i just download the software and input the licence?(lifetime)
I researched a little and seen that you need to let the software developer aware that you will be using 1 licence on two seperate PC,s .
Not quite sure how it works.
Thanks

itsmithy 

Hi Peter,

You'd be better off just emailing Jigsaw support, he hasn't posted or replied to any questions in this thread since June last year (post #590)

Thanks You👍

Does Jigsaw permit the sale of a license?

https://nexusfi.com/platforms-indicators/57009-selling-my-jigsaw-daytradr-full-75-a.html#post840049

That user wants to sell his Daytradr license, as an example.

Hey. Jigsaw guys!

Have you considered implementing Sierra's DTC protocol? I would love to be able to use the Denali feed with Jigsaw.

Hi - Jigsaw is corrupted on my computer - tried to download but I get an error message when installing my license key:

I don't see any messaging or contact information at your website anymore, so I'm posting here. Thanks.

phantomtrader 

Hi - Jigsaw is corrupted on my computer - tried to download but I get an error message when installing my license key: I don't see any messaging or contact information at your website anymore, so I'm posting here. Thanks.

There is a "Support" tab at the top right corner of their homepage where you can submit your request.
H.

hadamkov 

There is a "Support" tab at the top right corner of their homepage where you can submit your request. H.

Thanks - I didn't see that.

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Just a suggestion. I’m a very loyal jigsaw DOM user but I do use other products for general charting. Most recently I’ve been giving edgeprox a try, and although I prefer the Jigsaw DOM in almost every conceivable way, they do have an awesome feature on the histogram bars that represent the bid/ask on the ladder, where the bigger orders are represented by darker blocks within the bars and they move towards the inside as they get closer to front of the queue.
Simply put when bigger orders remain in the book as they get closer to the front of the queue, there’s a higher chance they’re real (not spoofing) and are looking for a fill. Not sure if this is an MBO thing or not but it is a nice feature. Perhaps it’s something you guys might look into?