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Ted Craven · 09-07-2011, 07:27 PM

Ken, (Way to go with figuring out the attachments, a big large - 80% of that would work nicely, but well done for a first try!)

What you show highlights a nuance in Val4 mode, which is what you are using. In RDSS1 (your upper image), the right-most (3rd) panel shows VDC rank and the relative position of the horses shows the same thing as the VDC% on the same RDSS2 screen. The difference between RDSS1 and RDSS2 Segments screen layout is that that in RDSS2 that 3rd panel now shows TS+F3 (which was not on RDSS1 Val4 mode), and the addition of the 2 new VDC columns replicates the info from RDSS1 3rd panel.

So, more info in the RDSS2 Segments screen, and the the 2 varieties of that screen from RDSS1 (i.e. the Val4 layout and the Default layout) are now unified. (You still get slightly different numbers on that screen depending on which adjustment mode you are using: Val4 or Default).

Ted

09-07-2011, 07:27 PM	#26
Ted Craven Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Posts: 9,255	Ken, (Way to go with figuring out the attachments, a big large - 80% of that would work nicely, but well done for a first try!) What you show highlights a nuance in Val4 mode, which is what you are using. In RDSS1 (your upper image), the right-most (3rd) panel shows VDC rank and the relative position of the horses shows the same thing as the VDC% on the same RDSS2 screen. The difference between RDSS1 and RDSS2 Segments screen layout is that that in RDSS2 that 3rd panel now shows TS+F3 (which was not on RDSS1 Val4 mode), and the addition of the 2 new VDC columns replicates the info from RDSS1 3rd panel. So, more info in the RDSS2 Segments screen, and the the 2 varieties of that screen from RDSS1 (i.e. the Val4 layout and the Default layout) are now unified. (You still get slightly different numbers on that screen depending on which adjustment mode you are using: Val4 or Default). Ted __________________ RDSS - Racing Decision Support System™ Last edited by Ted Craven; 09-07-2011 at 07:29 PM.