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Setting up to Score a Game. This section describes how to get set up to score a game. You use the Game Setup menu to specify general game information and select teams for the game. If you are scoring a game in scoresheet (play-by-play) mode you also use the Game setup Menu to set up the starting batting lineups. Game Setup Game info Team rosters Alt+G Lineup cards ALT+L Lineup summary Roster summary Options ALT+O
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Setting up to Score a Game. Before starting to score a game, be sure to read the chapter on "Software options setup". It is important to have your games directory, printer type, and other options set cor- rectly before scoring a game. This will save you the inconvenience of resetting options in the middle of scoring a fast-paced game. Select TAS For Soccer (or Manual game entry) from the main menu to start the game- scoring software. After the program starts, select Game setup from the Main menu to display the Game setup menu. This menu lets you perform pre-game setup functions.
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