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Graphic to be uploaded soon!
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*Entering Scores
*Entering Scores
<br>While it is true that the scores are being entered into the software by the judges, it is important that the tabulator continually review the incoming data (wrong bib, a score too high or too low) and work with the Head Judge to correct these errors quickly.
While it is true that the scores are being entered into the software by the judges, it is important that the tabulator continually review the incoming data (wrong bib, a score too high or too low) and work with the Head Judge to correct these errors quickly.
*Using the Announcer Screen<br>
*Using the Announcer Screen<br>
This is optimally configured using a separate monitor and splitting your monitor workspace. The second monitor can be placed with the Head Judge to review scores as they are entered by the judges, and the tabulator can generate other reports without interrupting the judging process. <br>
This is optimally configured using a separate monitor and splitting your monitor workspace. The second monitor can be placed with the Head Judge to review scores as they are entered by the judges, and the tabulator can generate other reports without interrupting the judging process. <br>

Revision as of 00:09, 25 April 2012

Judges Scores for Halfpipe and Slopestyle

Graphic to be uploaded soon!

  • Entering Scores

While it is true that the scores are being entered into the software by the judges, it is important that the tabulator continually review the incoming data (wrong bib, a score too high or too low) and work with the Head Judge to correct these errors quickly.

  • Using the Announcer Screen

This is optimally configured using a separate monitor and splitting your monitor workspace. The second monitor can be placed with the Head Judge to review scores as they are entered by the judges, and the tabulator can generate other reports without interrupting the judging process.
Windows 7 Split Screen
Windows XP Split Screen

  • Configuring DAK boards