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Dart! v1.02 - [ASP] Record and report dart league statistics. The information saved for each player in each team can include win-loss by game, double-in by game, double-out by game, points (such as points per dart) by game, special points, tons and other notable dart feats such as hat tricks, and the points for the various games. Any player statistics or dart feat can be recorded. The user can create customized lists. Language is changeable. |
`Dart!'
Version 1.02 (
50.00 US$,
2/8/2002)
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Installation information
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The series of programs in `Dart!' can be used to handle dart league tasks such as recording match/event results and summarizing in various reports the scores of teams and individual players. A dart league consists of sponsors and teams with scheduled home/away matches. At each match, two teams play a series of games in which selected players from each team compete against each other. Player statistics can be recorded for each match. The information saved for each player in each team can include win-loss by game, double-in by game, double-out by game, points (such as points per dart) by game, special points, tons and other notable dart feats such as hat tricks, and the points for the various games. Any dart feat can be recorded. Reports provide team summaries and player summaries. Match reports include team standings after the scheduled match, season dart feats, and player statistics for the match. Other reports summarize several items useful for awards at the end of the season. The user can create customized lists.
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Features:
- Language is changeable.
- 72 page User's Manual can be printed.
- Create a schedule:
- No more than two consecutive matches at home (or away).
- User can customize.
- Any number of leagues or divisions
- Up to 20 games in a match (note: a singles/doubles game for a
team of 6 is not 6/3 games, but processed as 1/1 game).
- User has full control of game descriptions and game points.
- Specify the number of matches in the season.
- Up to 38 matches/events in a season.
- Any number of rounds to define the season.
- Up to 20 teams in any league/division.
- Up to 20 sponsors in any league/division.
- Up to 30 players on a team.
- Up to 20 players in a team playing the match.
- Optionally use player numbers in addition to names.
- Record the results of each match:
- Sponsor, team and player names selected from a menu.
- Opposing teams, home/away and "bye" are automatically
determined.
- Team's points recorded by game.
- "Bye" games recorded automatically.
- Player's performance, statistics for each game.
- Points per dart or any other points awarding by game can
be recorded.
- Any dart feat can be recorded (recording can use
abbreviations).
- Special points for dart feats can be recorded. Examples
of these are "All Star Points" and "Hilites".
- Win-loss for each game or selected games can be recorded.
- Player's all star points, hilites, fast games, hat
tricks, perfect throws and anything else can be recorded
for each match.
- Match report:
- Includes the season summary and team standings.
- Includes opposing teams and scores, byes, forfeitures.
- Content is user specified.
- Season summary can include 180's, high dart, high-in,
high-out, high points per dart, and high special points.
- Match summary can include high tons, low tons, tons,
high-in, high-out, high dart, high points per dart, high
or listed special points and other dart feats.
- Options to list by game (or overall) the players with
high-in, high-out and high points per dart.
- Order of report elements is user specified.
- User can define low tons for reporting purposes.
- All historical data is retained (by league, division and
season).
- Database can be edited to correct spelling of player names.
- Sponsor and team names can be modified after the season has
started.
- Player information file can include any item (phone number,
address, dues information, etc.).
Features (registered users):
-- No nag messages, additional reports, lists, user definable
lists, WEB-based reports and lists, processes to shorten data
entry time, searching with user defined criteria, historical
points per dart database, and more.
- Optional HTML format for reports and lists.
- INDEX.HTM for browser access to current match report, all
matches, season schedule (text), lists and reports.
- Match report:
- Various formats including two column and HTML.
- Points per dart:
- An equation file for each game can be specified/modified
and used when recording the match results.
- Equations can be user defined.
- Special points:
- An equation file can be specified/modified and used when
recording the match results.
- Equation can be user defined.
- Automatic special points computation specified by the
user can be used when recording the match results.
- Special points can be used to automatically changed the
points to a player's within team ranking for the match.
- Change previously recorded points based on user defined
points awarding for full season or specified matches.
- Team summary report:
- Includes opposing team, date, score and cumulative score.
- Can include team average points per dart by game (or
overall) and optionally for a specified number of
the most recent matches.
- Can include team total or average special points and
optionally for a specified number of the most recent
matches.
- User specified player statistics can be included.
- Player summary report:
- Includes dates played and team.
- User specified player statistics can be included.
- Player statistics:
- Included in team and player summary reports and is user
specified.
- Can include high dart, win/loss percentage, overall
win/loss percentage, double-in's, double out's, high
tons, low tons, tons, average points per dart, average
special points, and dart feats.
- Win/loss can be by game and optionally for a specified
number of the most recent matches.
- Listed double-in's and double-out's can be by game, and
optionally as a high double-in or double-out.
- Average points per dart can be by game and optionally for
a specified number of the most recent matches.
- Points per dart can be reported as high points per dart.
- Special points can be listed for a specified number of
the most recent matches.
- Special points can be reported as a high, a total, or
all points listed.
- Built in lists:
- Players listed by sponsor and team.
- Alphabetic list of players based on last name.
- List of players by number of matches played.
- Tons for one or all players selected on user specified
ton value (or range) and sorted alphabetically on player
name or descending on number of tons.
- Other dart feats selected by user for one or all players
sorted alphabetically on player name or descending on
frequency of dart feat.
- Searching to create another file:
- Search a player information file for any item.
- Search a "match results" database file for any item.
- Determine if a current player played during a
previous season.
- Search of fields includes logic for equal, not equal,
less than, greater than, exists, empty, unique, contains,
in, not in, is alphabetic, is numeric, maximum and
minimum, along with "and" and "or".
- User defined customized lists:
- Unlimited number.
- Based on searches of the database (and previous
databases) or player information file.
- Can be used to provide information to determine awards.
- One to three levels of groupings (example: sponsor, team
and player).
- Can specify that the list contain information only for
a specified number of the most recent matches.
- Can search player points handicap file for information
to obtain a specified number of the most recent matches.
- Can be sorted by player's name or the statistic
(example: high dart) within a team.
- Can be customized in more ways than is listed above.
- Sort database by season and match.
- Create a historical points per dart database for handicapping.
- Create player points handicap file for use with reports.
- Handicap calculation by game based on points per dart or other
points.
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The series of programs in `Dart!' are DOS programs and work with text (ASCII) files. The programs can be run from Windows(tm). The download file is a self-extracting windows install (includes uninstall).
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Suggestions are welcome - see the registration procedure for the address. With registration, you receive your personalized registration key for the programs. Unless you tell us not to, you will be notified when the next upgrade is available.
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If you wish to share the program with someone else, then give them a copy of the unregistered version of `Dart!', by not including your registration key.
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New with
Version 1.02
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This is the first release. |
Note: If you are downloading a ZIP file, to uncompress the file you will need a program that can "unzip" it. You can download 'UnZip' here. To get the full distribution, go to Info-ZIP `UnZip' page, under the ready-to-run-binaries select the MS-DOS operating system, select a site for the download, and download the file `' (or the most current version). If the documentation included with the full `UnZip' package looks like the lines do not break correctly, you will need to download the file unix2dos.exe. If you are new to "unzipping", be sure to read the installation instructions.
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