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2018-03-07:

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Start and Result Lists

Updated: 2018-03-07

On the page Lists you will find (among other things) start and result lists. All lists have the functions Print, PDF, and Web Document, which prints the list or saves it as a PDF or HTML file for the web. In the latter case, you will choose between a Structured or Formatted web document. Structured means that the list is constructed in an invisible table. The advantage is that the table structure will enable you to copy the list into a word processor and that the web browser can adapt column with for each user. Formatted means that MeOS places all text by specifying the position for each letter. Then the page will match the original more closely.

Click New Window to open the list in its own window.

Automatize creates a service that prints or exports the list to a file at regular intervals, see Automatic Printing and File Export.

Appearance opens a separate window with several settings. You can change background and text color. You can also view the list in full screen, see lists in Full Screen.

Remember the List saves current list settings, for example the class selection. You can then quickly access the list again from the page Lists. The saved list is stored with the competition, and accessible for anyone opening the competition.

Copy copies the entire list to the clipboard. You can paste it into a word processor or spreadsheet program.

Return takes you back the page with list selections. On the page Lists you can make some basic settings. The option Page break between classes / clubs only effects prints. With split analysis means the result lists show estimated time loss due to mistakes. The limit Number of entries per class is used to create top lists – for example a list of medalists.

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