UI from another table

[blackshoe]

What? ACBLscore doesn't care whether the boards are hand-dealt or preduplicated. ACBLscore does not (currently) work well with Bridgemates for Swiss teams, but this has nothing to do with how the boards are dealt.

Yeah, I mistyped. Call the director. B-)

[BudH]

What? ACBLscore doesn't care whether the boards are hand-dealt or preduplicated. ACBLscore does not (currently) work well with Bridgemates for Swiss teams, but this has nothing to do with how the boards are dealt.

ACBLscore and Bridgmates do not “get along” well when running team events!

 

A week from today, I’ll be using for the first time running a club DupliSwiss Ping Hu’s BridgeTD program which serves as a “bridge” (pun intended) between ACBLscire and the Bridgemate software. Our local sectional’s Sunday DupliSwiss in early August will use the same software.

[barmar]

But possibly with whether the program in question includes facilities for importing files describing the boards?

 

Commonly used today are files in formats like (but not limited to) .BRI, .DLM and .DUP

I don't think ACBLScore ever needs to deal with hands. All it knows about are players, movements (which pairs play which board numbers), and scores.

 

The programs that deal with hand records are separate from ACBLScore.

[pran]

I don't think ACBLScore ever needs to deal with hands. All it knows about are players, movements (which pairs play which board numbers), and scores.

 

The programs that deal with hand records are separate from ACBLScore.

Do they not provide board diagrams together with the results?

(This is a matter of course here)

[barmar]

Do they not provide board diagrams together with the results?

(This is a matter of course here)

No. Here's a typical recap from ACBLScore

 

http://web.mit.edu/mitdlbc/www/results/19/19-06-25.rcp

 

Results that include board diagrams are produced from other software independent of ACBLScore. Most often these days it's the result file from the electronic scoring device management software. Or the results from ACBLScore can be merged with the hand records from BridgeComposer that were used for dealing.

[pran]

No. Here's a typical recap from ACBLScore

 

http://web.mit.edu/mitdlbc/www/results/19/19-06-25.rcp

 

Oh dear, who can bear digesting that kind of a report?

Here is a typical of our reports, this particular one is from a local social event:

Results (in Norwegian)

[barmar]

Oh dear, who can bear digesting that kind of a report?

Here is a typical of our reports, this particular one is from a local social event:

Results (in Norwegian)

And most clubs do produce better reports. They just don't come from ACBLScore, they come from the deal generation software.