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How to download a TM result in a single LIN file using web BBO?


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As we know, the windows-BBO 5.2.6 can save all the hands to my PC automatically. And, if I played a TM, all the boards are saved in a single LIN file. This is very helpful for analyzing the playing and bidding.

 

When we use Web-BBO, no records are saved to my PC. I DO know that I can go to the website to search the played hands, and I can save each one as a LIN file. That is, if we played a 8-board TM, there is 8 LIN files.

 

The question is: Can I download a TM in a single LIN file? How should I do?

 

Thanks!

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As we know, the windows-BBO 5.2.6 can save all the hands to my PC automatically. And, if I played a TM, all the boards are saved in a single LIN file. This is very helpful for analyzing the playing and bidding.

 

When we use Web-BBO, no records are saved to my PC. I DO know that I can go to the website to search the played hands, and I can save each one as a LIN file. That is, if we played a 8-board TM, there is 8 LIN files.

 

The question is: Can I download a TM in a single LIN file? How should I do?

 

Thanks!

Not possible currently. You can examine the boards as a set on-line using the web client (My BBO->Hands and results->Recent tournaments) but you do not have the free GIB available.

 

One option is to think of this as the future - storing hands in the 'cloud' rather than locally.

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  • 9 years later...

I see. Thank you although I knew this way (My BBO->Hands and results->Recent tournaments) to see results.

But, could we add a feature in the website (http://www.bridgebase.com/myhands/index.php) to download a team match as a single LIN file? I don't think it is difficult.

There is a free downloadable software on the internet, DDS (Double Dummy Solver), this software can download completely even a longer period of tournaments ( 24 hours up to 3 months). With this software you can not only see, but analyze your results.

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