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Originally Posted by SandmanNess
if you go to you HEM archive for your hands you can load them by months instead of all of them, so you can just start with the month you began playing hypers.
those 22k games are all hypers, lol. Yeah I'm been importing a month each night before I go to bed. If I could have somehow figured out how to just reimport all my games from 2/24 onward and maintain my existing database that would have been optimal, but I couldn't get it to "forget" those hands, and not view them as duplicated when imported again. Purge didn't work. Highlighting and deleting tournies in data view might have, but it takes SO long for the select all to function on a big sample that even if I deleted in chunks it's not worth it. Could have gotten on to support but I knew a fresh database would work and is simple.
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Originally Posted by vookenmeister
you also might want to consider just taking the leap to HEM2. I'm still struggling with a couple HEM2 things myself though and I'd rather grind in my minimal free time than fix it.
for instance, I still can't figure out where HEM2 allows you to click on ICM to see its EV calculations (as I was curious to see if the DoN payouts for HEM2 were fixed).
HEM 2's redline is inaccurate. I bought HEM2 and imported my HEM 1 database, and my actual was the same, but my redline in HEM 2 was about double. No one seems to know why, or when it will be fixed. I posted about it, with pics, in this thread if i recall.
Idk, I kinda feel like with HEM 2, I bought something that was like, nowhere near finished or ready to be sold. I mean it had been out for a while b4 I bought it, and I bought it months ago, and the redline still doesn't work or have an ETA? Wtf? That's a fundamental key element of HEM. It is THE reason I bought HEM 1 when I already had PT3 years ago when I switched products. I mean, I'd probably be more upset about it, but I do get great support on HEM 1 still, and even tho I feel like I paid over $100 for a program I have no idea when/if I'll be able to use, I guess it boils down to the fact that I've spent ~$250 on HEM 1 & 2, and that's peanuts compaired to how much those programs have probably helped me make over the years, so idk. I knew I'd eventually buy HEM 2, I kinda wish it wasn't sold to me b4 it worked up to what I would consider acceptable standards (being able to replace HEM1) but one day, in the future, I'll be using a fully functional and wonderful HEM 2 and they'll have my ~$130 or whatever and all will be right in the world. It's w/e. They'll get it together, I know they're trying. I am really excited for HEM Sync and HUD stats VS hero. Those are the reasons I bought it, b4 I knew the redline wasn't accurate.