Status Report on Key Lime Precision Version 10

[keylime]

Greetings friends! :o I wanted to give all of you a status report on KLP V10.

 

My target goal in having the abstract completed is still 1 April 2003. Currently I have all the openings documented and am writing out the slam chapter as I write this to you. I am eagerly awaiting the positive feedback that I received from Version 9.

 

KLP V10 will be published not in HTML format, but rather in Word format because of document portability. I wanted you the user to be able to download the file(s), and print them readily for use with your partnerships. Thus after 1 April the links will change over from HTML to .doc form.

 

KLP V10's changes are relatively minor, but new innovations such as fragment bidding, a forcing NT to descibe game-going hands, and enhance slam bidding techniques are bound to cause conversation. Canape overcalls are still being actively discussed.

 

The newsletter (http://www.geocities.com/keylimeprecision) will be published weekly as before. This also might go over to Word format, but that hasn't been decided yet.

 

I wish to thank everyone who's made contributions to the system -- the website has nearly 1,600 hits in its 6 weeks of existence. Many thanks for those who have read, learned, and better themselves. :)

 

Dwayne Hoffman

[keylime]

Greetings everyone...at midnight today KLPV10 was birthed into existence. Using document portability you and your partner will be able to download part or all of the system for intensive study and analysis. This is a sizeable jump in web page flexibiity over version 9. The website is still http://www.geocities.com/keylimeprecision.

 

I wish to thank everyone who proofread the manuscipts and those who submitted feedback about the text. It's been a labor of love, but I think KLPV10 hits the mark square and flush.

 

Many thanks,

Dwayne Hoffman :o

[Rhutobello]

started on the study today:) look promissing. Now I have to go hunting for a partner that can read:):o

Good work:)