National FIS Software : Competitors Other Pursuit - Revision history

Geoff at 23:30, 2 January 2010

2010-01-02T23:30:13Z

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	This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.		This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.

	Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software, because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A two-day pursuit has one event, which runs to completion; and then another event, based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race, like an alpine slalom, except that the start order and start time for the second event is created from the result from the first event.		A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion; and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race, like an alpine slalom, except that the start order and start time for the second event is created from the result from the first event.

	~~Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: "Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times":~~

			Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: ''Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times:
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	[[image:NatFIS_Pursuit.jpg‎\|center]]		[[image:NatFIS_Pursuit.jpg‎\|center]]

Kelly: /* 2 Day Pursuit */

2009-11-03T14:28:57Z

2 Day Pursuit

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	This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.		This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.

	Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software, because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event, based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order and start time for the second event is created from the result from the first event.		A two-day pursuit has one event, which runs to completion; and then another event, based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race, like an alpine slalom, except that the start order and start time for the second event is created from the result from the first event.

	Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':		Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: "Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times":

Kelly: /* 2 Day Pursuit */

2009-10-09T19:00:30Z

2 Day Pursuit

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	Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion; and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order (and start time) for the second event is created from the result from the first event.		A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event, based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order and start time for the second event is created from the result from the first event.

	Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':		Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':

Kelly: /* 2 Day Pursuit */

2009-10-09T18:57:18Z

2 Day Pursuit

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	Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order (and start time) for the second event is created from the result from the first event.		A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion; and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order (and start time) for the second event is created from the result from the first event.

	~~So, once~~ the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':		Once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':

Kelly Elder at 22:06, 2 September 2009

2009-09-02T22:06:19Z

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	This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.		This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.

	2 day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		Two-day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A 2 day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any 2-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order (and start time) for the ~~2nd~~ event is created from the result from the first event.		A two-day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any two-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order (and start time) for the second event is created from the result from the first event.

	So, once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':		So, once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':
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	::'''NOTE:'''<br>		::'''NOTE:'''<br>
	::* A pursuit that's back to back, where the first event isn't run to completion, does not use this logic. It should be treated as a single event, not a 2 day pursuit.		::* A pursuit that's back to back, where the first event isn't run to completion, does not use this logic. It should be treated as a single event, not a two-day pursuit.
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Kelly Elder: /* 2 Day Pursuit */

2009-09-02T22:01:01Z

2 Day Pursuit

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	2 day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		2 day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A 2 day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any 2 run race like an alpine slalom, except the start order (and start time) for the 2nd event is created from the result from the first event.		A 2 day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any 2-run race like an alpine slalom, except that the start order (and start time) for the 2nd event is created from the result from the first event.

	So, once the first event is complete and everything is correct take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|~~other options~~]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':		So, once the first event is complete and everything is correct, take the option from the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu: 'Pursuit - Set 2nd Run Start Times':


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	::'''NOTE:'''<br>		::'''NOTE:'''<br>
	::* A pursuit that's back to back where the first event isn't run to completion does not use this logic. It should be treated as a single event, not a 2 day pursuit.		::* A pursuit that's back to back, where the first event isn't run to completion, does not use this logic. It should be treated as a single event, not a 2 day pursuit.
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Geoff: /* 2 Day Pursuit */

2009-09-02T16:50:42Z

2 Day Pursuit

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	==2 Day Pursuit==		==2 Day Pursuit==

	This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|~~other options~~]] menu.		This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|Other Options]] menu.

	2 day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		2 day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

Geoff: Protected "National FIS Software : Competitors Other Pursuit" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

2009-08-28T01:14:59Z

Protected "National FIS Software : Competitors Other Pursuit" [edit=autoconfirmed:move=autoconfirmed]

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Geoff at 01:13, 28 August 2009

2009-08-28T01:13:45Z

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	[[image:NatFIS_Pursuit.jpg‎\|center]]		[[image:NatFIS_Pursuit.jpg‎\|center]]


	Once this option has been taken a 2nd run start list should be produced and verified. The times will be created as [[National FIS Software : Cross Country Times\|published times]] which may need to be [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other Start Times\|copied to actual times]].

Geoff at 01:11, 28 August 2009

2009-08-28T01:11:57Z

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	==2 Day Pursuit==		==2 Day Pursuit==

	This ~~cross country event~~ is unique in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.		This is one of the tools in the [[National FIS Software : Competitors Other\|other options]] menu.

			2 day pursuit is a unique event in the software because there's a specific option that must be taken at a specific time.

	A 2 day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any 2 run race like an alpine slalom, except the start order (and start time) for the 2nd event is created from the result from the first event.		A 2 day pursuit has one event which runs to completion and then another event based on the results of the first event. This may sound like any 2 run race like an alpine slalom, except the start order (and start time) for the 2nd event is created from the result from the first event.