When you run Mac QB and are asked to select a Pool File to open, click Cancel. Mac QB will then create a New Pool file with no data (no Team Names, Player Names, etc.).
Carry Over File:
From an existing Pool file, choose New from the File Menu. You will then be asked the data you want carried over to the New File.
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For the beginning of a new season, you'll probably want only the Team Names and perhaps the Player Names if you believe the same players from the previous season will be playing again.
For special situations you have the options of including the schedule, betting lines, and scores. For the players you can also include their records. If you check all the boxes, you have, in effect, made an exact copy of the old pool.
Advancing the Week Number
Mac QB is designed to begin with week 1 and continue up to week 25. However, if you are starting the pool after the season has begun or you need to skip a couple of weeks during the season, you can inveigle Mac QB to skip to the week you want.
窶｢ If you do not have a schedule entered for the weeks you want to skip, enter a bogus schedule of one game for each of the weeks.
窶｢ Choose "Correct Scores" in the Pool Menu and select the last week you want to skip. Enter scores for the game or games in the schedule for that week.
Note: If you do not have scores entered for week 1, "Correct Scores" will be dimmed. Enter bogus scores for week 1. This will activate "Correct Scores".
The Pool Menu items will now be advanced past the weeks you skipped.
