The CTF files are Currency Track Files. If you are in the benchmark tool you can load an CTF file to see how your trade stragety will preform. I just created some CTF files, but you can make them yourself too, just press Save at the benchmark tool.
http://www.haasonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/CurrencyRecords.zipThe PDF files are deleted. They where valid for version 0.8.x and not higher. I am making new schemes and as soon as i am done i will upload and post them.
Just managed to get version 0.9.0 installed and finally managed to get my keys setup. The layout seems a bit less cluttered. Interesting in checking out this benchmarking function as well.
FYI: one little thing that I've found so far, right after initial installation, even after setting up API keys properly for whatever exchanges your wanting to trade on, it apparently doesn't update the [Exchange Website] dropdown with a list of those exchanges for which the user has entered valid api keys.
*Also, wording on Cryptsy API key portion is confusing, might I suggest you use 'Public Key' and 'Private Key' instead of login/password? This would make it more consistent with the Cryptsy login portal that some of us are all too familiar with :p
You are totally right, what you are pointing out is abug which i have written down at my website too. Once you setup your API settings you need to restart the application to update the [Exchange website] combobox. I have solved it already for the next update. And true, cryptsy should be with a API and secret key. If you enter those in these fields you will be alright.