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8 years ago #114465

I am new to EA Wizard and have been trying different things to see how it works but today when I was copying the source code to MT4 it didn’t add the exe4 file that the mt4 needs to run the EA. It was doing that yesterday not sure what could have changed.

8 years ago #134134

I am new to EA Wizard and have been trying different things to see how it works but today when I was copying the source code to MT4 it didn’t add the exe4 file that the mt4 needs to run the EA. It was doing that yesterday not sure what could have changed.

EA wizard exports a .mq4 file. You need to open the .mq4 file in MT4 MetaQuotes Language editor and compile the Expert Advisor. Then you should get the .ex4 which can be used in MT4 as a Expert Advisor

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- MQL5
- Zulutrade
- FXTM
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