Keeping you awake at night is certainly not the intention. I think you can get Zorro completely silent when you delete all *.wav files from the its folder. If that should not work - I haven't tried it yet - record 1 second silence with your microphone and copy the resulting wav file over all wavs in the Zorro folder.
The idea crossed my mind, but the mute button also does the job done.
Also, how probable is that I'll remember to remove the wav files again after the next upgrade? I'd say close to zero.
Also, for testing a number of different demos at the same time, it seems that can be done on a single computer as long as there is sufficient RAM, correct?
The broker interface won't allow you to trade multiple times from the same computer, I tried that, it just says "broker interface busy". I don't know if that's the limitation of the FXCM dll, or Zorro itself. But you can backtest as many as you like simultenously on the same machine, if you use 1.10.
