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Hm... I wonder what it could be... 
Summer gives me more time to work on projects like this, but don't expect it anytime soon. Eventually though, the program will be released here on CD, along with the source code. It is not intended to replace our team's FRCScout (Palm) PDA app, but simply provide an alternative for teams who prefer Windows Mobile devices. However, they will unfortunately NOT be compatible.
08-06-2006 07:42
Graham DonaldsonThat looks awesome. Will two networked computers be able to both input information and have it automatically synchronize? That was the problem we had with Greg Needel's scouting sheet: as good as it was, it didn't automatically synchronize when info was put in on two different computers. That's the main selling point for me. And with the source code available, I can get our programmers to customize it for me if needed. Thanks in advance for your work!
08-06-2006 08:34
Tim Arnold
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Originally Posted by robotcanuck1676
That looks awesome. Will two networked computers be able to both input information and have it automatically synchronize? That was the problem we had with Greg Needel's scouting sheet: as good as it was, it didn't automatically synchronize when info was put in on two different computers. That's the main selling point for me. And with the source code available, I can get our programmers to customize it for me if needed. Thanks in advance for your work!
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. One great thing about being able to export the database is that allows this to become cross platform, as most programs will import CSV or XML files. With synchronization features, it will most likely not be completely automatic, but if both devices are paired with bluetooth it will hopefully only require one button press to begin the sync.
08-06-2006 09:20
Greg Needel
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Originally Posted by robotcanuck1676
That looks awesome. Will two networked computers be able to both input information and have it automatically synchronize? That was the problem we had with Greg Needel's scouting sheet: as good as it was, it didn't automatically synchronize when info was put in on two different computers. That's the main selling point for me. And with the source code available, I can get our programmers to customize it for me if needed. Thanks in advance for your work!
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08-06-2006 10:11
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Originally Posted by Greg Needel
yup i knew this was the issue with mine, but i found that it worked better then not having one at all but it definitely was not as sophisticated as a system like this.
For the future i will update my excel one for future games but am in the process of working on something else with my brother-in-law. We are working on a java based scouting app that will run on any java enabled cell phone, laptop, pda, etc. This will have all the functionality of my excel sheet with the added function of a server located locally or remotely (we are going to have one) where you enter data and it will transmit to a general server. For strategy teams that means as long as your driver has a cell phone he can get up to date team information up to the second the match starts. Hopefully there will be a beta version available in time for a few off season events and then a final version for the game next year. |