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BASKETBALL STATS POWER (tm) Version 1.17 Designed to analyze and print out complete individual and team basketball statistics BASKETBALL STATS POWER (tm) is a copyrighted program distributed as SHAREWARE. All rights are reserved. You may make 1 copy of this program and documentation for a 21 day evaluation. If you decide to continue to use this program, you must pay a registration fee of $39.95 plus $2.00 shipping/handling. Checks, MasterCard, and VISA are accepted. Purchase orders are accepted from schools and Fortune 1000 companies. Building site licenses are also available. All references to SHAREWARE and evaluation software are removed from the print outs of the registered versions of this program. To order the registered version, use the order blank that can be printed from the pull down menu. Registered owners will receive a printed manual, diskette with all improvements since the distribution of the shareware diskette, removal of all references to evaluation shareware, notification of major updates, and voice telephone support. This program can only be updated and improved when you support my efforts. Copyright Terry L. Jepson 1993-1995 All Rights Reserved Published by WISCO COMPUTING, P. O. Box 8, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495-0008 Modem support is available on the Rapid River BBS (715) 435-3855 (Free access 300 to 38,400bps V.32bis/V.42bis 24 hr 8/N/1) MasterCard and VISA orders accepted Fax and Voice (715) 423-8189 Voice support is only available to registered users. The information contained in the BASKETBALL STATS POWER program and manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by the author or WISCO COMPUTING for it's use. The author or WISCO COMPUTING shall not be liable for any direct, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from the use of the BASKETBALL STATS POWER program or this manual. Comments on this publication and on BASKETBALL STATS POWER are invited. BASKETBALL STATS POWER is a trademark of WISCO COMPUTING. The computer hardware, software, and printer names used in this manual are the trade names and/or trademarks of their respective owners. SPECIALIZED NEEDS SPECIALIZED NEEDS If you have specialized needs, this program can be modified. Please contact WISCO Computing at the mail address or BBS phone number listed on the front page of this documentation for rates. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1-1 General Information 1-2 System Requirements 1-3 Capabilities of Basketball Stats Power 1-4 Hard Disk Installation 1-5 Starting Basketball Stats Power 1-6 The Menu Bar RECORD MENU 2-1 Record/Revise - Individual Stats by Game 2-2 Record/Revise - Opponent Stats by Game 2-3 Individual Stats - One Player - View/PRINT OUT 2-4 Individual Stats - All Players - PRINT OUT 2-5 Individual Stats - Matching Superdata - PRINT OUT 2-6 Record/Revise Common Message for Reports GAMES MENU 3-1 Schedule - Enter/Add New Games - Team 3-2 Schedule - Revise/Review Game Information 3-3 Player Totals - Single Game - View/PRINT OUT 3-4 Player Totals - All Games - View/PRINT OUT 3-5 Player Totals - League Games - View/PRINT OUT 3-6 Player Totals - Exhibition Games - View/PRINT OUT 3-7 Player Totals - SuperData Games - View/PRINT OUT 3-8 Player Totals - Tournament Games - View/PRINT OUT 3-9 Coach's Summary - Opponent Stats - View/PRINT OUT NAMES MENU 4-1 Teams - Enter/Add New Team Names 4-2 Teams - Revise Team Names 4-3 Players - Enter/Add New Players to a Team 4-4 Players - Revise Name/SuperData/Text File 4-5 PRINT OUT Player Names - Grid - One Team 4-6 PRINT OUT Player Names - Grid - All Teams 4-7 Delete All Players/Statistics - One Team SET UP MENU 5-1 Revise/Review User-Defined Column Titles 5-2 Change Miscellaneous Settings 5-2-1 Include Coach Narrative on Individual Reports 5-2-2 Include Common Message on Individual Reports 5-2-3 Include Common Message on Team Reports 5-2-4 Use Paper Save Option for Supported Print Outs 5-2-5 Use 12 Pitch for Printing Basketball Reports 5-2-6 Set Your Printer to Letter Quality 5-2-7 Does Your Printer Support Line Draw Characters 5-2-8 Use One Direction Printing for Player List/Grid 5-2-9 Use Large Squares for Player List Grid 5-2-10 Ignore Checking for Printer Status 5-3 Change Screen Colors 5-4 Printer Selection 5-5 Saving the Settings EXTRA MENU 6-1 Reset the Printer 6-2 Advance the Paper 6-3 Form Feed Paper 6-4 Advance Player Number 6-5 Advance Team Number 6-6 Advance Game Number 6-7 Note Pad 6-8 Backing Up Basketball Stats Power Files 6-9 School Year 1994-95 6-10 Order Information 6-11 Print Order Blank 6-12 About Basketball Stats Power 6-13 Remove Demo Files 1-1 GENERAL INFORMATION BASKETBALL STATS POWER is specifically designed to be simple to understand and easy to use. It requires very little knowledge of computers. No commands need to be memorized. The menus allow easy movement through the program so you can begin recording statistics in just a few minutes. This program prepares, prints, and stores information necessary to produce comprehensive statistical reports. 1-2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS IBM PC, XT, AT, OR PS/2 or compatible 512K One disk drive (hard drive recommended) Supported printer MS-DOS version 2.1 or later 1-3 CAPABILITIES OF BASKETBALL STATS POWER * Save data for up to 45 teams per season * Save data for up to 45 games per season * Save data for up to 17 players per team * Statistics are entered quickly on the displayed spreadsheet of columns and rows. * Percentages are automatically calculated * Individual player reports for one player, all players, or selected players can be viewed and printed. These reports have player totals for each game and show the total rebound and point trends through the season * Summary reports with individual player totals for single games, all games, league games only, exhibition games only, tournament games only, and selected games can be viewed and printed. * Summary reports of opponent statistics can be viewed and printed. * Statistics can be kept for 2 point field goals (made, attempted, and percentage), 3 point goals (made, attempted, and percentage), free throws (made, attempted, and percentages), total points, point average per game, personal fouls, offensive rebounds, defensive rebounds, total rebounds, average rebounds per game, assists, charges, recoveries, blocked shots, take aways, and 4 user defined categories. * Easy and quick editing of your statistics * Easy backup of your statistics from within the program * Save time by printing blank grid sheets with player names 1-4 HARD DISK INSTALLATION If you are in WINDOWS or a software application, exit the program or master menu to return to your DOS prompt (probably C:\>). To Exit WINDOWS, follow these steps: 1. Hold down the Alt key and press the space bar. 2. Hold down the Alt key and press the F4 function key. 3. A message box will be displayed stating "This will end your Windows session." Move the mouse pointer to the OK button. Press the left mouse button once. Now you are at the DOS prompt. C:> is displayed on the screen. If C:\> is not displayed, Type CD\ and press the CD\ Enter key. Now you are going to make a subdirectory, change to the new subdirectory, and copy the files from the program diskette to the new subdirectory. 4. Type MD BASKET and press the Enter key. You have just made a subdirectory even though it looks like nothing was done. 5. Type CD BASKET and press Enter. You have changed to the BASKET subdirectory. The DOS prompt is C:\BASKET> 6. Place the floppy program diskette (either 3 1/2" or 5 1/4" size) in the disk drive. Type COPY A:*.* and press the Enter key. The program files will be copied to your hard drive. You will know the copying is done when the DOS prompt is displayed again. You can remove the floppy diskette from the disk drive. This floppy should not be needed again. Store it in a safe place. 7. Enter BASKET to start BASKETBALL STATS POWER. To return to WINDOWS, follow these steps: 1. Exit BASKETBALL STATS POWER. Type CD\ and CD\ press the Enter key. This command returns you to the C:\> DOS prompt. 2. Type CD WINDOWS and press the Enter key. You have changed to the WINDOWS subdirectory. 3. Type WIN and press the Enter key. This command starts WINDOWS again. 1-5 STARTING BASKETBALL STATS POWER 1. Exit WINDOWS if necessary. Instructions are displayed on the previous page. 2. If C:\> is not displayed, Type CD\ and press CD\ the Enter key. 3. Type CD BASKET and press the Enter key. This command changes to the BASKET subdirectory of Drive C: The DOS prompt C:\BASKET> is displayed. 4. Type BASKET and press the Enter key. This command starts BASKETBALL STATS POWER. The program copyright screen is displayed. Press any key to continue. The Menu Bar will be displayed at the top of the screen. Some menu selections will be inactive (displayed in red on a color monitor or with a bullet on a monochrome monitor) until teams, games, or players have been entered. If you have difficulty viewing the display colors, it may be necessary to suppress the color. Press Alt-B to view in Black/White or Alt-C to view in colors. These display colors can be saved with the SetUp Menu. 1-6 THE MENU BAR BASKETBALL STATS POWER contains 6 menus. Each menu name is displayed in the MENU BAR at the top of the display screen. Each menu is explained in the rest of this manual. The SIX menus of BASKETBALL STATS POWER allow easy movement through the program. The MENU BAR at the top of the screen serves as the center of this program. Each menu is accessed by making selections at the MENU BAR. You can select a menu from the MENU BAR by: 1. Using the left or right arrow keys, 2. Holding down the Alternate key and pressing the first letter of the menu name, or 3. Placing the mouse cursor on top of the menu name and pressing the left button of the mouse. Choices are listed below each menu. Select a choice by: 1. Using the up or down arrow keys, 2. Press the first letter of the choice and press Enter, or 3. Placing the mouse cursor on top of the choice name, then press the left button of the mouse. Choices displayed in red letters on a white background, or with a bullet to the left of the choice can not be selected until other actions have been taken. For example, you can not view team data until a team file has been loaded. Pressing the ESCape key allows the exit from menu selections. Exit BASKETBALL STATS POWER by selecting Quit on the last menu. This is the only correct way to leave BASKETBALL STATS POWER. Leaving the program with this selection insures that all data has been safely written to their files. If additional information becomes available after this manual is printed, a file called README.1ST will be found on the diskette. To print a copy of this file type COPY README.1ST PRN at the DOS prompt (C:\BASKET>) and press the enter key. RECORD MENU 2-1 RECORD/REVISE - INDIVIDUAL STATS BY GAME Teams, players, and games must have been entered with other menu selections before this selection can be made. After selecting the game, a spreadsheet of columns and rows will be displayed. with player names on the left and columns representing the statistics. The opponent name and more complete statistic description is displayed near the top. To move the cursor, use the up, down, page up, page down, and control-arrow, and home keys. The F1 key can be pressed to display a help screen for editing information. vs. APPLETON 3 Point FG Attempted 11-25-94 Ma At Ma At Ma At PF Of De As Ch Re Bl TA U1 U2 ABRAHAMSON , TOM ____________________________________________________ ADAMS, JOHN ____________________________________________________ ASHENBRENER, TERRY ____________________________________________________ BERRY, LOUIS ____________________________________________________ BRONK, JON ____________________________________________________ BROWN, AL ____________________________________________________ HAGEN, ANDY ____________________________________________________ HAGEN, JAKE ____________________________________________________ HOUSTON, DON ____________________________________________________ JACOBS, KEVIN ____________________________________________________ JOHNSON, PAUL ____________________________________________________ JORDAN, JEFF ____________________________________________________ KELLER, DAN ____________________________________________________ KONKLE, PARRY ____________________________________________________ LAWSON, LARRY ____________________________________________________ Team Totals: Opponent Totals: 2-2 RECORD/REVISE - OPPONENT STATS BY GAME Teams, players, and games must have been entered with other menu selections before this selection can be made. A grid listing each opponent will be displayed similar to the previous chart. The names of the opponents will be substituted for the player names in the grid. 2-3 INDIVIDUAL STATS - ONE PLAYER - VIEW/PRINT This selection allows you to view, and optionally print a players statistics summary for each game. 2-4,2-5 INDIVIDUAL STATS - ALL PLAYERS - PRINT OUT The player name will be displayed on the screen as each report is processed. To start printing reports at a player other than the first player, select Advance Player Number on the EXTRA MENU before using this selection. 2-6 RECORD/REVISE COMMON MESSAGE FOR REPORTS This common message can be printed on individual and team reports. The message can be up to 10 lines long. Pressing the F1 function key displays a help screen for editing lines of the common message. The edit help screen can be displayed through out the program to help edit text information. After editing the last line, press enter to have the displayed information replace the information in the BASKET.CNF file. Then press ESCape. The letter Y must be entered on the Miscellaneous Settings - Sub Menu for this common message to be printed. GAMES MENU 3-1 SCHEDULE - ENTER/ADD NEW GAMES - TEAM This selection is used to enter each teams schedule. Each team can have to 45 scheduled games. Columns are labeled Opponent, Date, Location (Home/Away), and Class (League /Exhibition /Tournament), and SuperData. Use the Tab and Shift Tab keys to move between the columns. When you have completed adding the information, press ESCape. Then you will be able to save the schedule. This information is also used by selections on other menus. 3-2 SCHEDULE - REVISE/REVIEW GAME INFORMATION Schedules entered with the above selection can be revised at any time with this selection. Use the Tab and Shift Tab keys to move between the columns. When you have completed adding the information, press ESCape. Then you will be able to save the schedule. 3-3 to 3-8 PLAYER TOTALS VIEW/PRINT OUT These selections allow you to view and print player totals when grouped in different ways. Games can be grouped as all, league only, exhibition only, tournament only, and matching superdata games. 3-9 COACH'S SUMMARY - OPPONENT STATS - VIEW/PRINT OUT This selection allows viewing and printing the opponent totals for all games. NAMES MENU 4-1 TEAMS - ENTER/ADD NEW TEAM NAMES Records for up to 45 teams can be maintained on your diskette. Team names must be entered before adding players to any team. Press ESCape when you are done entering the team names. 4-2 TEAMS - REVISE TEAM NAMES The team names entered with the above selection can be revised at any time with this selection. 4-3 PLAYERS - ENTER/ADD NEW PLAYERS TO A TEAM Team names must be entered with selection 1 of this menu before you can place players on the respective teams. Up to 17 players can be placed on each team. The following chart will be displayed after the team is selected: Player Name I.D. ASCII Text SuperData PGA Future ABRAHAMSON , TOM ____________________________________________________ ADAMS, JOHN ____________________________________________________ ASHENBRENER, TERRY ____________________________________________________ BERRY, LOUIS ____________________________________________________ BRONK, JON ____________________________________________________ BROWN, AL ____________________________________________________ HAGEN, ANDY ____________________________________________________ HAGEN, JAKE ____________________________________________________ HOUSTON, DON ____________________________________________________ JACOBS, KEVIN ____________________________________________________ JOHNSON, PAUL ____________________________________________________ JORDAN, JEFF ____________________________________________________ KELLER, DAN ____________________________________________________ KONKLE, PARRY ____________________________________________________ LAWSON, LARRY ____________________________________________________ S = Save Now Tab = Next Choice Sh-Tab = Prev Choice Alt-T = Text Editor for Personal Messages Move between columns of this display by pressing the Tab or Shift-Tab keys. To move the cursor in each column, use the Up arrow, Down arrow, PgDn, or PgUp keys. The F1 key can be pressed to display a help screen for editing information. The other columns of this chart are explained in the next section of this manual. Players can be added to teams at any time. Do not skip any rows when entering the player names. If you have 12 players on the team, then the first 12 rows must have names. The Enter, Up arrow, down arrow, tab, or shift-tab keys must be pressed after each player name is entered. When you have finished entering the player names, press ESCape. You will be asked if you want to save the player information before returning to the NAMES MENU. 4-4 PLAYERS - REVISE NAME/SUPERDATA/TEXT FILE The player information entered with the previous selection of this menu can be revised at any time with this selection. First select the team. The chart from the previous page will be displayed. You can not delete players with this selection. Players are deleted with another selection of this menu. Move between columns by pressing either tab or shift-tab. To move the cursor in each column, use the up arrow, down arrow, PgUp or PgDn keys. Press the F1 key to display a help screen for editing information. The I.D. may be up to 10 letters long. Each player should have a different I.D. such as their uniform numbers or position. If you do not want to use an I.D. code, leave this column empty. The ASCII Text column displays the DOS filename of personal messages for specific individual player reports. Messages may be up to 10 lines long. A filename is automatically entered if one is not displayed. Press Alt-T when the cursor is on the player row to access a text editor. Text files are saved on the data diskette or in the data subdirectory. Pressing Alt-D deletes the file name so the file will not print on the reports. When player reports are printed, the data subdirectory or data diskette is checked to see if a matching ASCII file exists. If the file exists, and the proper setting is made on the Miscellaneous Settings Sub-Menu of the SET UP menu, the information is included on the player report. SuperData is another way to organize reports. For example, if the word starter was entered for all starting players, you would be able to print reports for just starters. The program checks for SuperData matches in either column when selecting players. 4-5, 4-6 PRINT OUT PLAYER NAMES - LIST/GRID Selection 4 prints out one team. Selection 5 prints out all teams. This selection prints out a player list/grid with a set of boxes. The boxes will be printed in either 10 or 12 pitch. The pitch (cpi) is set on Miscellaneous Settings Sub-Menu of the SET UP menu. 4-7 DELETE ALL PLAYERS/STATISTICS - ONE TEAM All information about a team can be deleted with this selection. First select the number of the team. The current team name will be displayed. Below the team name you must enter the word DELETE. By entering the word DELETE, all information about the team, including all players, and all statistics will be removed. Use this selection with great care. SET UP MENU 5-1 REVISE/REVIEW USER DEFINED COLUMN TITLES Four columns have been reserved for you to keep track of statistics important for you. For example, minutes played could by kept in one of the columns. When this selection is made, you can revise the name of the column heading for the print outs. This column will total the numbers entered for each game. The second column provides a two letter abbreviation to be displayed and printed. For example, Minutes Played could use the abbreviation Mi or MP. Use the Tab key to move back and forth between the columns. Press ESCape when you have finished substituting your titles. Then you can save these new headings. 5-2 CHANGE MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS When this selection is made, another screen of settings is displayed. Use the up and down arrows to move between settings. These settings further customize BASKETBALL STATS POWER. Press the letter Y for Yes or N for No. The program ignores settings that do not apply to your equipment. Press ESCape when you have finished your settings. Then you can save these settings. 5-2-1 INCLUDE PERSONAL MESSAGE ON INDIVIDUAL REPORTS If Yes is selected, personal messages to selected players can be printed on the individual reports. This message, up to ten lines long is stored in the player directory or on the player data diskette. The file name is listed in the ASCII text file column of the Revise Name/SuperData/Text File chart viewed with the NAMES MENU. 5-2-2 INCLUDE COMMON MESSAGE ON INDIVIDUAL REPORTS If Yes is selected, the common message entered on the RECORD MENU will be printed on all individual player reports. 5-2-3 INCLUDE COMMON MESSAGE ON TEAM REPORTS If Yes is selected, the common message entered on the RECORD MENU will be printed on all team reports. 5-2-4 USE RIBBON SAVE OPTION FOR SUPPORTED PRINT OUTS The ribbon save feature is useful when printing the player list/grid on the NAMES MENU. If No is selected, all 17 rows of the grid will be printed. If Yes is selected, only one extra row is printed. 5-2-5 USE 12 PITCH FOR PRINTING BASKETBALL REPORTS If Yes is selected, reports will be printed in 12 pitch. If No is selected, your reports will be printed using 10 pitch (characters per inch). 5-2-6 SET YOUR PRINTER TO LETTER QUALITY If Yes is selected, reports will be printed bold. If No is selected, your reports will be printed using regular draft. 5-2-7 DOES YOUR PRINTER SUPPORT LINE DRAW CHARACTERS This setting is used to print the player list/grid. If the wrong setting is made a series of weird or foreign language characters are printed for the vertical lines. If No is selected, regular characters (dashes, the plus sign, and vertical bar) are substituted for the line drawing characters. For LaserJet printers, an attempt is made to use the PC-8 character set which supports line drawing. The default set of the LaserJet printer (Roman-8) does not support the line drawing characters. The best way to find the correct setting for a compatible printer is to print a sample list/grid on the NAMES MENU. 5-2-8 USE ONE DIRECTION PRINTING FOR PLAYER LIST/GRID When set to Yes, the printer is set to print lines always starting at the left side of the paper. This makes a neater print out, but also increases the time to print the report. This setting only affects the lines drawn for player list/grid print outs. 5-2-9 USE LARGE SQUARES FOR PLAYER LIST/GRID When set to Yes, a grid of ten larger squares will be printed after the player name. If No is selected, a set of twelve smaller squares will be printed. 5-2-10 IGNORE CHECKING FOR PRINTER STATUS BASKETBALL STATS POWER always checks the status of the parallel printer port before sending any data. This normally works quite well. You may experience problems if you map a parallel port to a serial one by the MODE command, or if you have a non-standard, or very fast computer. The program might actually think that your printer port (LPT1:) is busy when you know it is not. If you have printer problems like this, press Y for Yes to ignore the printer status. A laser printer always ignores the printer status. 5-3 CHANGING SCREEN COLORS Screen colors may be changed to your personal preference, or because the regular colors may be hard to see on a lap top. Up to 127 color combinations may be used by BASKETBALL STATS POWER. When this selection is made, a chart showing the 127 color combinations and their associated numbers is displayed. The default values for screen colors are listed below. The first column is for color monitors. The second column is used for monochrome monitors. You may enter different numbers from the displayed chart: Color Monochrome Normal Screen Color: 023 007 Help Screen Color: 113 007 Pull Down Menu Color: 043 112 Error Color: 079 112 Text Entry Color: 112 007 Menu Selection Color: 007 007 When you have finished entering the color numbers, press ESCape. Then press a number for the mouse cursor color. The (1-7) number refers to the chart column. For example 4 represents red. Some menu selections deliberately turn the mouse cursor off to prevent accidental loss of data. The mouse cursor is turned back on when appropriate. Then press Y for Yes to save these changes. Alt-B and Alt-C can also be used when the program first starts to change the screen colors. 5-4 PRINTER SELECTION The following printers are currently supported by BASKETBALL STATS POWER. Others may have been added after this manual was printed. Epson LQ 24 pin C. Itoh Epson FX 9 pin Diablo 630 IBM Proprinter X24E Okidata IBM Proprinter 9 pin Panasonic KX P1091i HP Laserjet/Deskjet Panasonic KX P2123 Toshiba P1351 Most printers imitate one or more of the listed printers. If your printer is not listed, check your printer manual for the proper setting. Other printers may be supported in future versions of BASKETBALL STATS POWER. After selecting a printer, the name of the printer will be displayed on the SET UP MENU. 5-5 SAVING THE SETTINGS When you are done making changes, choose this selection. The next time you start BASKETBALL STATS POWER, these saved values will be used. EXTRA MENU 6-1 RESET PRINTER This selection will send reset codes to the printer. 6-2 ADVANCE PAPER This selection will advance the paper 1 line. 6-3 FORM FEED THE PAPER This selection will advance the printer 1 page. 6-4 ADVANCE PLAYER NUMBER You do not have to start printing individual reports with player number 1. When this selection is chosen, enter the new starting number. Printing will begin with the player number you entered and end with the last player on the team. This selection can be helpful if you are in the middle of printing and the paper jammed in the printer, or ESCape was pressed to stop printing the reports. 6-5 ADVANCE TEAM NUMBER When printing reports for all teams, you do not have to start with team number 1. When this selection is chosen, enter the new team number. Printing will begin with this team and end with the last team. The starting team number remains active until you leave BASKETBALL STATS POWER or reset this number back to 1. This menu selection is inactive if only one team has been entered. This selection can be helpful if you are in the middle of printing and the paper jammed in the printer, or ESCape was pressed to stop printing the reports. 6-6 ADVANCE GAME NUMBER When printing reports for all games for a team, you do not have to start with game number 1. Enter a different first game number. Printing will begin with this game and end with the last game. The starting game number remains active until you leave BASKETBALL STATS POWER or reset this number back to 1. This selection can be helpful if you are in the middle of printing and the paper jammed in the printer, or ESCape was pressed to stop printing the reports. 6-7 NOTE PAD This note pad (up to 10 lines) may be used to store reminders to yourself. This file is backed up when using the Back Up selection of the EXTRA MENU. Pressing the F1 function key displays a help screen for editing lines of this note pad. The editing help information is used consistently through out the program to edit text information. Press Enter before pressing ESCape after editing the last line to have the displayed information replace the information in the BASKET.PAD file. 6-8 BACKING UP BASKETBALL STATS POWER FILES BASKETBALL STATS POWER files have a common base name BASKET. Different extensions are used for the related files. BASKET.EXE BASKETBALL STATS POWER Program BASKET.CNF Configuration file BASKET.DRV Drive or subdirectory containing data BASKET.PAD Notepad of reminders to yourself BASKET1.NAM Team 1 Player Names and Games BASKET1.DAT Team 1 Statistics BASKET2.NAM Team 2 Player Names and Games BASKET2.DAT Team 2 Statistics All BASKETBALL STATS POWER data files will be backed up with this selection. BASKET.EXE and BASKET.DRV are not backed up. First you will be asked to enter the Drive and subdirectory to back up the files. If the subdirectory doesn't exist, BASKETBALL STATS POWER will ask if the new subdirectory you entered should be created. 6-9 SCHOOL YEAR This setting was made when BASKETBALL STATS POWER was started for the first time. This information is needed to display the proper calendar when the F2 function key is pressed. The year must be entered with the format 1995-96. When starting the program for a new school year, start the program by entering BASKET /INSTALL instead of BASKET When the previous year files are removed, you will also be asked for the new school year. 6-10 ORDER INFORMATION Computer programs can be purchased directly from WISCO Computing. Program prices are displayed when this selection is made. Site licenses allowing all people in the building to use the program are available for four times the individual price. The following six DOS programs are currently available: SURVEY POWER Create, analyze, and print out complete demographic and correlation results to your surveys, opinion polls, and tests. Accepts single choice, multiple choice, rank order, text entry, and cumulative type questions. Useful in business and school environments. IBM 512K $59.00 + $2.00 Shipping GRADING SKILLS POWER Creates comprehensive student reports marking up to 900 skills that students are attempting to achieve. These reports can be used as an alternative or a supplement to a regular grading program. Teacher developed database. Designed for Objective Based Education. Constantly improved. IBM 512K $59.00 + $2.00 Shipping GRADEBOOK POWER Creates comprehensive student progress reports for teachers, students, and parents. Prints over 20 different reports. Teacher developed. Many special options for elementary and secondary teachers. Use either 2-nine week quarters or 3-six week terms per semester. Constantly improved. IBM 512K $59.00 + $2.00 Shipping CROSSWORD POWER Make crossword puzzles from your words and clues. Insert words manually or automatically into the puzzle grid. Auto-search can quickly create over 400 different word arrangements to find the puzzle with the most words. Up to 36 columns and 20 rows in each puzzle. Also create kriss-cross activities. IBM 512K $39.95 + $2.00 Shipping VOCABULARY POWER Create matching & multiple choice quizzes, cryptolists, word searches, vocabulary bingo cards, and flash cards from your words & definitions. Words and clues are automatically randomized before print outs are made. Great Teacher tool. 100% compatible with CROSSWORD POWER. Constantly improved. IBM 512K $39.95 + $2.00 Shipping 6-10 PRINT ORDER BLANK An order blank can be printed from this menu. Payment can be mailed to WISCO Computing, P.O. Box 8, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495-0008. Credit card orders can also be taken by telephone at (715) 423-8189. The telephone number (715) 423-7889 can be used to fax your order. 6-11 ABOUT BASKETBALL STATS POWER GRADING SKILLS POWER was written entirely by Terry L. Jepson. The author, a full time teacher, gave up his weekend, evening, and vacation time he could have spent watching football games, spending time with friends, or just relaxing. He has tried to add those features requested by his customers to meet their needs. Please reward him by having your friends buy their copy of the program. 6-12 REMOVE DEMO FILES When the program is distributed, demo files are included. To delete these files, use the Delete team selection on the Names Menu. All of the demon- stration files will be deleted. Computer Programs from: WISCO COMPUTING, P. O. Box 8 Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495-0008 Voice (715) 423-8189 --- Fax (715) 423-7889 Quantity Product Unit Price _____ GRADEBOOK POWER IBM 512K Indiv. License $59.00 _____ GRADING SKILLS POWER IBM 512K Indiv. License $59.00 _____ CROSSWORD POWER IBM 512K Indiv. License $39.95 _____ VOCABULARY POWER IBM 512K Indiv. License $39.95 _____ SURVEY POWER IBM 512K Indiv. License $59.00 _____ BASKETBALL STATS POWER IBM 512K Indiv. License $39.95 ------------------------------- A Site License is available for all products at 4 times the cost of an Individual License. A Site License allows all employees performing their duties for the Site to legally use the program. _____ _____________________________ Site License __________ -------------------------------- _____ Extra GRADEBOOK POWER MANUALS/Site License $3.00 ea. _____ Extra GRADING SKILLS POWER MAN./Site License $3.00 ea. _____ Extra CROSSWORD POWER MANUALS/Site License $1.00 ea. _____ Extra VOCABULARY POWER MANUALS/Site License $1.00 ea. _____ Extra SURVEY POWER MANUALS/Site License $3.00 ea. _____ Extra BASKETBALL STATS POWER MANUALS $1.00 ea. ------------------------------- ---------- SUB TOTAL __________ WISCONSIN SALES TAX 5% __________ TOTAL SHIPPING $2.00 ---------- TOTAL ORDER __________ FOREIGN CUSTOMERS - PAYMENT MUST BE IN US DOLLARS Bank requirement - Non-Canadian checks must be drawn on a US bank. --------------------------------------------------------------- Form BASK 1.17-Eval-Jan96 Please ship the latest version of these programs to: Registered User_________________________________________________ Street Address__________________________________________________ City___________________________ State______ Zip Code___________ IBM Disk Size Needed - (either 3 1/2" or 5 1/4") __________ Circle Method of Payment CHECK Money Order VISA MasterCard Name on Credit Card_____________________________________________ Card No.____________________________________ Exp. 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