That is better than I hoped for, Randy! I'll include that option in the study report!gpraceman wrote:If the two computers are networked, then the data can be consolidated in one data file, which makes reporting final results easy. If the computers are not networked, then you would need to find a way to combine the data from two data files (functionality that may be added to V8 ).
In the networked case, is consolidation accomplished by appending files from both computers, e.g.with "notepad", into one file for reporting? Or are both computers working in the same file?
With WIFI is so common anymore, especially in the laptops usually employed, I'm sure that I could find a WIFI AP to use pretty easily!
Sorry for the "rounds" mixup ... Each scheme seems to define it to its own needs. The most basic that I recall is Stearns, which calls "one heat per racer" a "round."