Must Have Priority for Alternate Scorecard Format

[FTMSupport]

For #1, we color code strikes swinging vs looking, and mark fouls as an F. The hit ball is always the last pitch (which would not be listed as it is implied). The only thing not shown is the Wild Pitch, but that is something we could easily add to the existing scorecard with more color coding.

For #2, we always show how the batter made it to the bases by putting the indication on the baseline.

Let us know if you have any further suggestions. Thank you.

[raether]

I understand all the information is there, the visual presentation is just not as appealing as in the situational scoring. Bottom-line I want to get the stats out the door quickly, so the scoresheet becomes less important to me. I know this thread is about the alternate scoresheet priority. I would love to see Alex's method of scoring (and even willing to pay more money). But, it is obvious this is being given a very low priority.

[CSThunderCoach]

Margin for hole punch:

This is possible using print-preview in Acrobat. Adjust the margins and then set the scaling factor to something that allows the chart to print on a single page. You only need to change the left margin to something on the order of .4 or .5 inches. You can also adjust the right margin to .15 for laser printers (.20 for others). It does not change the overall size of the printout enough to be noticeable. I do something similar, but I hole punch at the top and just adjust the top and bottom margins.

[brentwalker]

CSThunder Coach, was your post here actually meant for this thread? Seems out of place, unless I am missing something.

[danmcc]

Brent,
Last post on page one requested room for holes from hole punch.

[brentwalker]

Ah

[raether]

Margin for hole punch:

This is possible using print-preview in Acrobat. Adjust the margins and then set the scaling factor to something that allows the chart to print on a single page. You only need to change the left margin to something on the order of .4 or .5 inches. You can also adjust the right margin to .15 for laser printers (.20 for others). It does not change the overall size of the printout enough to be noticeable. I do something similar, but I hole punch at the top and just adjust the top and bottom margins.

I will give it a try. Thanks for the tip.