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Press CTRL. +ENTER to complete the change. Base-running statistics will then be credited to the pinch runner.
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Press CTRL. +ENTER to complete the change. The following at bat will then be cred- ited to the pinch hitter.
Press CTRL. +Enter to complete the change. For example, if need to change the scoring for a play from an error on shortstop to a base hit, you could make the following corrections: To change the position of base runner in a previous play: 1. Select Scoresheet/Turn page (if needed) to select the page with the play to be corrected. 2. Select Scoresheet/Edit plays to start the Play Editor. 3. Move the Play Editor cursor until the play to correct is shown in the Play Edit window. 4. Press Enter to edit the play. 5. Type over the incorrect scoring with the correct scoring. 6. Press Ctrl+Enter to complete the change.
Press CTRL. +Enter to complete the change. For example, if you later decide that an unearned run should instead be scored as an earned run, you could make the following correction: To change an earned run to an unearned run: 1. Select Scoresheet/Turn page (if needed) to select the page with the play to be corrected. 2. Select Scoresheet/Edit plays to start the Play Editor. 3. Move the Play Editor cursor until the play to correct is shown in the Play Edit window. 4. Press Enter to edit the play. 5. Type over the incorrect scoring with the correct scoring. 6. Answer “N” to the earned/unearned run prompt. To insert a play into the scoresheet that you missed earlier: 1. Select Scoresheet/Turn page (if needed) to select the page with the play to be corrected. 2. Select Scoresheet/Edit plays to start the Play Editor. 3. Move the Play Editor cursor to the place where you want to insert the needed play. 4. Press “I” to insert a new play. 5. Enter the scoring for the new play as desired. 6. Press Enter or Ctrl+Enter when finished. Occasionally you may need to correct more than one play at a time. After correct- ing the first play, you can press the SPACEBAR to remain in the Play Editor and correct other plays. To correct a lineup change when utilizing the Play Editor, users must press “L”. Using Alt+L is not designed for retroactive lineup changes. Press any key except the SPACEBAR to exit from the Play Editor. Each lineup change needs to be made at the correct point in the game to ensure the game box scores are correct. When inserting lineup changes that were omit- xxx earlier,be sure to select the scoresheet page and play where you want the changes to be effective. If you are uncertain about whether you missed a lineup change, you can display the Substitution List window to see all the the lineup changes that have been made so far in the game (see “Viewing the substitution list” in Chapter 10). For example, if while in the 7th inning of a game, you discover you are missing lineup changes made by both the home team and the visiting team during the top of the 4th inning, turn the scoresheet to the visiting team’s page and move the Play Editor cursor tothe play in the 4th inning where the lineup changes should have taken place. Then press “L” to make changes to visiting team lineup card. Use the same procedure again to make corrections to the home team lineup card. These lineup changes will be effective from the top of the 4th inning. To insert a lineup change that was missed e...

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