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Old 06-24-2011, 05:29 AM   #106
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If you have the 'alert just once' box ticked, it will only trigger once, on the first target that is reached - if not, it should give an alarm for each.
Aaaahh.... Well all the more reason for a snooze feature, or a way to shut down ONE single alarm when you feel that you can/should keep playing even though the first alarm has been triggered. (See previous post arguing the value of that.)

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Old 06-24-2011, 05:55 AM   #107
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You can turn off individual alarms by unchecking the 'enable' checkbox for each, so if you just want each alarm once, it should work to have the 'alert just once' unchecked and then just uncheck each alarm as they are triggered.

But yes, a snooze (that keeps track of the individual alerts) is in the works.

And yes, he's an Airedale The plan was actually to turn the picture into a cartooney-like version, but the ps-tutorials I tried didn't really turn out well, so I went for the quick b/w version instead. Planning on re-doing it eventually
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Old 06-24-2011, 09:16 PM   #108
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You can turn off individual alarms by unchecking the 'enable' checkbox for each, so if you just want each alarm once, it should work to have the 'alert just once' unchecked and then just uncheck each alarm as they are triggered.
But if I have the "alert just once" turned off, I'd only hear that alarm once anyway (no?) , thus I woudln't need to disable that single alert when it went off. Maybe I'm confused though.

Either way, what about this scenario: an alarm goes off, I unchecked that single alert, then I re-check it. Will it reset and start over? So let's say X mins passes, and I uncheck & recheck -- will the timer (and only that one alert) essentially start over?
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Old 06-25-2011, 12:51 PM   #109
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But if I have the "alert just once" turned off, I'd only hear that alarm once anyway (no?) , thus I woudln't need to disable that single alert when it went off. Maybe I'm confused though.
'Alert just once', if ticked, will only alert on the first target that is reached - so if you reach your hand target, the alert will sound, and then you will not have any further notification, regardless of what other targets are reached.

If 'alert just once' is not checked, the alert is repeated every time the check is performed (based on the second interval chosen in the 'check every x seconds' box. (Except for 'minutes played' which will give a warning once a minute regardless of the check interval).

So leaving 'alert just once' unchecked and then unchecking each 'enable' as those targets are reached, will give you a notification for each target, but no repeat notification for any of them.

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Either way, what about this scenario: an alarm goes off, I unchecked that single alert, then I re-check it. Will it reset and start over? So let's say X mins passes, and I uncheck & recheck -- will the timer (and only that one alert) essentially start over?
No, it doesn't reset, so if the target is still reached (which it'll always be if it's based on time or hands played), the alarm will go off again. You can change the target though, so if you want, say another 50 hands, just make it 550 instead of 500.

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Old 06-25-2011, 05:53 PM   #110
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Gotcha. Thanks. Looking forward to the new features. Cheers.
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Old 06-28-2011, 01:58 PM   #111
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Is it possible to enter more than one screenname for hero? Is sometimes play on multible sites simultaneously. Is it a problem for your program when these sites are in different timezones (=Handhistories with different times)?
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Old 06-28-2011, 02:38 PM   #112
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Is it possible to enter more than one screenname for hero?
Yes, but you have to do it by making an alias in HM/PT3 and then use the alias in ValueCheck.

'Options' -> 'Player aliases...' in HM, then 'Add alias' and add your different screennames to it in the 'players to attach to alias' box. Not sure where it is in PT3, but it shouldn't be hard to find.

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Is sometimes play on multible sites simultaneously. Is it a problem for your program when these sites are in different timezones (=Handhistories with different times)?
No, that should not cause any problems.
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Old 07-06-2011, 04:16 AM   #113
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Re: New software: ValueCheck (StopLoss tool)

Any changes/updates coming soon? Just checking in.
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Old 07-06-2011, 06:52 PM   #114
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Well, it depends on your definition of 'soon'

I've been lazy the past few weeks because there's been a lot of good golf weather and lots of barbecue and wine-on-the-terrace weather. Not that the weather has been that great, but it's been good enough

I also spent/wasted a week looking into a different tool for developing that turned out to be not at all what I thought it was and, while interesting, not really any use for this program.

I'm still planning a total re-write of the program to get a better user interface and better functionality but it will probably take a couple of weeks still.

Thanks for the interest though - it does help the motivation
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Old 07-17-2011, 12:31 PM   #115
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Just a quick update so noone thinks I've given up on this

The framework for the new version is mostly done - the whole program has been cleaned up with a new interface which should hopefully make it a bit less cluttered.

Still a bit to do, so it'll be a week or two (or maybe three) before anything is ready for release.



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Old 07-17-2011, 07:50 PM   #116
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Looks good. Looking forward to it!
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Old 07-18-2011, 09:43 AM   #117
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Re: New software: ValueCheck (StopLoss tool)

Cool piece of software, one small annoyance which may be just me. Neither the main window not the session check window are remembering their positions on the desktop after being closed - would be really nice if they did.
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Old 07-18-2011, 12:28 PM   #118
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Cool piece of software, one small annoyance which may be just me. Neither the main window not the session check window are remembering their positions on the desktop after being closed - would be really nice if they did.
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This will be fixed in the new version.
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Old 08-05-2011, 02:07 PM   #119
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Re: New software: ValueCheck (StopLoss tool)

Another quick update which should hopefully be the last before the actual release of the new version.

Most of it is done - currently it's just lacking the snooze-functionality and a bit of testing and fine polishing + adding some basic functionality around minimizing and stuff like that.

Release probably won't be next week, but hopefully the week after that.
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Old 08-08-2011, 11:55 AM   #120
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Re: New software: ValueCheck (StopLoss tool)

Havn't tested this as am currently busto from tilting off my roll LDO

Doesn't look like there is a lockout tool like there is on other stoploss software (TiltBreaker), do you have any plans to implement this?
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