I am trying to copy a game scored on iScore by another user. I have the scorebook output from the game. I see two different shading colors in pitch detail boxes - pink and orange. According to the online manual shading indicate a swinging strike but doesn't explain why there are two different colors...

It is not used to determine how many batters there are, it is used to determine who is in the starting batting lineup. We have received your suggestion and will consider it for future enhancements. In the meantime, you can try using iScore the way it was designed to be used and your scorecards will...

Phil Suggesting a improvement idea ( prompts) is helpful .saying the program is flawed for cluttered outcome on the scorecard when you are choosing to not follow the recommended process is not as helpful. OhioTex, Do you understand how iScore operates, with respect to utilizing the "Batting" design...

I'm not sure I understand the issue you are having or what you are doing. iScore works quite well when you don't know the batting order. OhioTex, Please see my extended reply in my post in the enhancement requests. The short answer is that the iScore batting line up works, but is too slow in the he...

We are not sure where we are being unclear here. After the game has started, you can tap Misc -> Show Starting Lineup at any time. When you make a change to the starting lineup using this method, the scorecard does not get difficult to interpret. It will show the players that are in the starting li...

You have an interesting suggestion for future user interface using pop up prompts that Iscore does not do today. Think that can be a future idea but only as a user option. An option to ask to be prompted to enter player info as you go - (until through the order once or perhaps the whole game) . But...

As noted in the other thread, if you are seeing the changes on the scorecard, then you are using offensive substitutions and not actually modifying the starting lineup. Yes that is correct but that doesn't change the fact that the result is a score card which is unnecessarily difficult to interpret...

If you use Misc -> Show Starting Lineup to modify the batting order, the scorecard would not show those adjustments. That method changes the actual starting lineup. If you are using offensive substitutions (which you DO want to use for actual substitutions, but not for setting the starting lineup),...

This suggestion is a follow on to my post in the issues forum relating to multiple batters shown in the score card for a batting slot during the first inning of a game. I would suggest that a fix for this problem would be to allow a game to start without batters identified. The user could indicate h...

You can also go ahead and put 9 batters if you know the players that are in the game and just not the order. Then use Misc -> Show Starting Lineup and rearrange as you see who is in the on deck circle. Yes, this is the procedure I currently use, but as I mentioned that makes the lineup in the score...