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Other
Features
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Print a Game
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| You can print a complete game, any
single end, or any range of ends. |
A single shot can be printed to
any desired scale. |
| A game can be printed to keep in
a notebook, to fax to a fellow coach, etc. |
Printouts can be in color or black
and white to any printer that Windows supports. |
| Each end is printed on a separate
page. The rock and broom locations for each of 16 shots are shown on 16
miniature sheets. Under each sheet, the shooter's name, the type of shot,
and broom location are shown. |
The top of each page shows the names
of the skips, the location and date of the game, and the end number. The
bottom of the page shows the game score and which team has the hammer. |
| This same information can also be seen on screen
in a preview mode. |
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Edit the Game Information
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| You can revise the information you
entered when you initially recorded the game. You can change the rock locations,
the call or a score, etc. These changes are then stored permanently to
disk and are reflected whenever you compute statistics or replay the game. |
Some changes can be made using a global search
and replace, useful for example if you missed the spelling of a player's
name and want to correct it. |
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Curling Strategy Board.
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| A computer screen resembling a curling strategy
board is available to facilitate strategy discussion. The strategy board
is also available during the scoring of a game, ready for those five end
breaks. This can also be used in a group discussion setting if projected
onto a large screen. |
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Export Game Data
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| If the statistical reports generated within
the program are not sufficient for your needs, the information collected
in a game or any number of games can be easily exported to a delimited
ASCII text file. This file is easy to import into your favorite spreadsheet
for additional analysis. In addition, the data is stored in Microsoft Access
format, so you can create your own analyses with any program that will
read this type of file! |
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Resume Recording
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| You can resume recording any game that was concluded
on a completed end. This facilitates recording games that are on video
tape, allowing you to stop recording, then pick the process up later when
convenient. |
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Copy and Delete Games
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| You can easily copy or delete games. This allows
you to easily group games that you want to get statistics on. For example
you want to copy only those game you played in a particular Bonspiel to
a separate database for analysis. |