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Now available: Six computer programs to assist you and your track team. These excellent programs are available in three formats: (1) WINDOWS, (2) MS-DOS IBM/compatible, and (3) MACINTOSH. Note: the Windows version must be run on the hard drive and requires at least 10 Megs of free hard drive space for installation. Mac and Dos versions may be run on a floppy disk and require less than 1 Meg of storage space. When ordering, please specify the computer format to be used.
The WINDOWS Statistics, Scorer, & Organizer programs have the ability to save reports in "HTML" format. HTML files may be posted directly to your internet web site or may be emailed to the newspapers, television, or any other interested party.
Program capacities: The WINDOWS and MAC versions of the 'Organizer' and 'Scorer' will handle an unlimited number of track meets. The Dos version of the 'Organizer' and 'Scorer' will handle up to four separate track meets with two sections within each (example; male/female). The Windows and Mac versions of the "Statistics" program will do stats for an unlimited number of teams. Just make a new document file for each team. The Dos version of 'Statistics' will do stats for up to 6 separate teams.
New for 2003: Electronic file transfer. For the Windows version of the Track Meet Organizer.
Now you can have the attending guest schools transfer their rosters and meet entries to you, the host, electronically via floppy disk, email, or download if the guest has a ftp site. Track Meet Organizer automatically merges the rosters and entries files that the guest schools return into the meet data seamlessly. This is slick. No more typing of the rosters and entries by the host school saving much time and effort. And its simple. The host school simply sends each guest school attendee a small program (with provided instructions and help included). Each guest runs this program putting in the school name, their roster of athletes, and their entries in each event. When completed, the guest school returns the created file to the host and the host merges it into his meet file. The original way of entering schools, rosters and entrants is also still available.
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TRACK & FIELD STATISTICS: (Windows (HTML
Capabilities), Dos, Macintosh): Windows & Mac versions can do stats for an unlimited number of teams. Dos (up to 6 teams).
A. Stats for up to 80 athletes per team. Windows; up to 40 meets/team. Dos & Mac; up to 24 meets/team.
B. Scores up to 8 places per event on all versions.
C. Has up to 30 events on Windows version, up to 27 events on Dos, up to 24 events on Mac.
D. You may have up to 8 individual entries per event (only 4 individuals for relays obviously).
E. Makes a pre-meet line-up. Select entries for each event from a names' menu.
F. May add/change/delete your meet line-up at any time prior to the meet.
G. Prints out the meet line-up for your bulletin board or clipboard at the meet.
H. After the meet, you add the effort and place won for each competitor.
I. Has an error-correction routine for typing errors made when entering meet stats.
J. Print out single meet statistics by name or by event.
K. Get season-to-date stats at any time. Total points, all efforts, places, and meets.
L. Scoring can be changed each meet. Individual events and relays can be different.
M. Scores ties. Unscored events can be listed but no points credited.
N. Relay points can be split in 4ths or all points to each relay member.
O. You can add names or events during the course of the season.
P. Rank order season bests for each event (top 5, top 10, all efforts ranked, etc.)
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TRACK MEET ORGANIZER: (Windows (HTML
Capabilities), Dos, Macintosh): Sets up your track meets.
A. A. No special knowledge of track is required to input the meet entries. Anyone can do it.
B. Easy to update for effort improvements and late entries or scratches.
C. Has the capacity for 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 lane tracks.
D. Either sex - Metric or yards - Up to 100 athletes per event.
E. Any choice of lane assignment in preliminary races.
F. A heat-switching routine which guarantees no school duplications (if possible).
G. Choice of fast or slow heat first for races versus time.
H. Choice of alleys, lanes, or waterfall start in the distances races.
I. Choice of best/worst flight first; best first or worst first within a flight in field events.
J. Special-event section for yardage races, unusual situations, or unusual events.
K. Four choices of alley seeding in distance races.
L. Random placement available in all events if desired.
M. Choice of "program style" print-outs or as "judges sheets" (used at the start, finish, or to run a field event).
N. Choice of printing or not printing the turned-in efforts.
O. Fills up the faster heats in races versus time.
P. Appropriate event lists for both high school and college meets.
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TRACK MEET SCORERS: (Windows (HTML
Capabilities), Dos, Macintosh): Scores track meets. Prints out final team scores and final event results.
A. You control the number of teams to be scored.
B. Will score up to 8 places per event.
C. You input the events you wish to be scored. These may be retained or changed for any meet.
D. Current team scores may be viewed at any point during the meet.
E. Immediate printouts of event results or up-to-date team scores are available for the announcer.
F. Will print winning relay team members and indicate new record performances.
G. Handles ties in any event as necessary.
H. Error-correction routine for typing errors which might occur during the meet.
I. Prints a final copy of all the results suitable for copying and handing out at the close of the track meet.
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