1. How do I email game files to a fellow coach?
2. Where can I find my game file?
3. Why doesn't my Game Module prompt for Rebounds and Assists?
4. I'm recording the game from Video tape. Any tips or hints?
5. What is Individual Lineup Analysis all about?
6. When will there be a new version for Windows 95?
7. How can I post the reports on my website?
8. How can I send game information to the Media and other coaches, if they don't have CyberSports?

The exact method will depend on the type of email software you are using. Most email software allows you to "Attach" a file. CyberSports game, season and tournament files are very small and can be attached to your message quite easily. If you're using Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Outlook, you'll see a paperclip icon on the toolbar. Click on this icon and then locate the game, season, team or tournament file you want to email.

Look for some features in Version 4 that will make this more fun than ever.
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If you're using Windows 95 and you're sure that the game file was saved but you're not sure where it was saved -- Click on the Start button and choose Find-->Files or Folders. Type in the name of the game file, or at least the first few characters of the filename. Then click Find Now. A list of the files beginning with the name you entered will be located. To the right of the filename you'll find the directory name where it was saved. You can then use Windows Explorer to move it to the proper location.
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Here's and easy one. When you first received your software, we suggested you turn off this feature so that you could concentrate on learning the process without worrying about Rebounds and Assists.

To turn this feature back on, just click on File-->Preferences. Then remove the 'x' from Simplified Stat Keeping. Click OK. Now you will be prompted for Rebounds and Assists.
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Use a spotter. If you have a son or daughter who is old enough to help, teach them to spot for you. This will save a lot of time.

When the camera person is recording the game, they should remember to:

1. Keep recording during timeouts, to help you see substitutions.

2. Zoom in on clock at every pause before Free Throws. This will usually help you to see who committed the foul, check the clock, check the number of team fouls, etc.

3. When a foul is called, zoom in on the referee signaling to the bench.

4. In the Fall, be sure to order the Version 4 upgrade. Version 4 will include a feature that allows you to remove all the players from the court with a single click. This will save you a lot of time.
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Good Question. This report was especially designed to "discover" those players who are contributing to the team's success, but don't stand out on the typical game stats. If you come across a player like this, his/her hidden talent will show up on the Individual Analysis report.

This report measures the success of the TEAM, while a given player was in the game. It does not measure Individual Stats -- just the team stats. In the simplest case, suppose four of your players play the entire game. Let's say Jim plays the entire first half, but is replaced by Ken in the second half. The individual Lineup Analysis report would measure the contributions of Jim and Ken pretty accurately, because not much else has changed. Over the course of the season, this measurement will have more and more value as you accumulate the Season Stats.
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It's already available! Version 4 of CyberSports for Basketball is a true 32 bit application. This means that it allows your Windows 95/98 operating system to work most efficiently. However, Version 4 does not work at all with Windows 3.1.

Version 3.9 is the final version for Windows 3.1. If your computer still has Windows 3.1, you probably should be making plans to upgrade to Windows 98 or replace it.
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With Version 3, you'll have to scan the paper reports and then post the electronic images on your website.

With Version 4 , you can 'print' your reports to a file that can be posted directly to your website. You'll have a lot of fun with this feature.
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With Version 3, you'll have to scan the paper reports and then fax or mail them to your colleague. They won't be able to use the game files.

With Version 4, you can email a copy of your game files to anyone and we'll provide a way for them to view the reports and even print them. We're building a Game Viewer program that your friend will be able to download directly from our website!! Yes, it's FREE!! After they install the viewer, they'll be able to select your game file and look through the reports on Print Preview. They'll also be able to print any of the reports they want.

With the viewer program your friend can't edit the game file or record a new game. For that they'll have to buy the software.
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