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Old 03-28-2007, 01:47 AM   #1
racer100
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Number of lines

Ted,
I am going to recommend a feature that I believe will make RDSS so much better to use by allowing the user to select how many lines deep to go with the paceline selection. Also I wanted to see if the rest of the beta-testers believe this would be a useful option instead of just me being the only one that believes so. The traditional way is to do 3 deep as per the Sartin, Pizzola, Schmidth etc. but IMHO this is very limited. However as a practical purpose if one was able to use for example 5 lines deep and the colors would adjust only to select the 1st (red), 2nd (green), 3rd (yellow) within those top 5 lines, that would speed the paceline selection for whatever factor one is using to select the correct paceline. You could have up on top next to the "Projected Pace" option an additional option "Lines Deep" or whatever you want to call it and make it a default of 3 (minimum) and as high as the number of lines shown in the Original window for example. What does everybody think of this option? Would it help you?
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