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Old 11-25-2012, 11:39 AM   #21
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Getting back on the subject of old programs

The proper contenders and pace lines gets the winners
in al Sartin Programs

here is KGEN

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Old 11-25-2012, 11:50 AM   #22
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Bill,

Thanks for getting back using the older programs as I thought that was
what this forum was for, but your the moderator so it is up to you.


Also this shows that you can have interest without the use of a contest to
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Old 11-25-2012, 02:06 PM   #23
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Hello Jeff

And as I say

If people post races using the match Up or an old program
and other people post the race using RDSS
Does that change the readouts you get using YOUR method ?

I think not
People can and should use what ever they want

I just did a race with KGEN but I had to get the PP's somehow
I could either hand enter the lines from what ever source I used
or I could export the raw pacelines from RDSS
or I could just us RDSS

I have tested all of the above and I find hand entry and exporting to be no advantage to just using RDSS
If RDSS is not that for everybody i'm ok with that
so that is why people are free to do what ever they want

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