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I really like having the pitch-by-pitch viewable on the iPad. Would it be possible to allow edits to the pitch-by-pitch directly from the main scoring screen? Sometimes it is not practical (pace of the game, coaches, players, etc.) to enter a note for a particular pitch/play. Or, I realize that I forgot to make a batting switch until the batter is standing on 1st.
It would be wonderful if we could simply tap the pitch and go into the editor for that pitch/play without the need to exit the scoring screen.
Along the same lines, could you put some indicator in the pitch-by-pitch display when there is a note attached.
For me, the main scoring screen on the iPad has become the "control center" when a game is in progress. The ability to quickly find my notes during play, and to edit the game without exiting the scoring screen first would be huge enhancements.
Thanks again for the support you provide the sports community in your continuous efforts to improve the iScore products.

We have this on our enhancement list already... it is not a simple thing to do as you will notice the pitch by pitch editing actually takes up the whole screen when you are doing it. So we would have to do popups or some other method to allow these types of edits on the main scoring screen. But is is something we would like to allow at some point in the future.

A popup or even moving to a new screen (just having a button to tap on the main play by play) would be much preferred over the method now (exit game, then go to play by play and find the right play). It would cut out several intermediate screens. I would not expect a complex screen like play by play edit to fit nicely on the main scoring screen. But if it could just take me directly to where I want to edit - the current editing screen - that would be huge for me.

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A few more and we might get this in the next release.

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(hey, I'm from Chicago...vote early and often... )

+1. Could have used this yesterday when scoring a game on tv that did not tell the audience the defensive subs till about 3 pitches into a at-bat.