I'd like to request that there be an option (or maybe a default) that the cards be displayed as a "T" not a "10". I don't know if this is a common request, but I'd like to add my voice to any who have said it before. Thank you.
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I give it a 9 out of T Card presentations
#1
Posted 2011-January-19, 23:15
Bridge Personality: 44 44 43 34
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
#3
Posted 2011-January-20, 03:32
georgeac, on 2011-January-20, 01:18, said:
probably not changing at this point.
Too bad. Thanks anyways, but if the chance does come to add even a toggle, it'd be appreciated.
By the way, any points for the title?
Bridge Personality: 44 44 43 34
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
Never tell the same lie twice. - Elim Garek on the real moral of "The boy who cried wolf"
#4
Posted 2011-January-20, 09:09
Good title, made me read. But this has recently been suggested, so it's very tempting to merge your post with the other, and then you lose the title :-s
This affects such a small number of players, since most use the default "pictures of cards" instead of "hand diagrams" that I don't know if we can justify adding it to any priority list of things to do.
This affects such a small number of players, since most use the default "pictures of cards" instead of "hand diagrams" that I don't know if we can justify adding it to any priority list of things to do.
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#5
Posted 2011-January-20, 11:07
Here's the story:
The original choice to use "10" (many years ago) was made because "10" has been used almost universally for 80+ years in the hand diagrams that appear in bridge literature. I believe that most people who have studied bridge would find "T" to look very strange. Some tests I have done confirm that I am probably right about this.
Besides that, BBO is used all over the world to present vugraph to live audiences at the playing sites of major tournaments. In that context "T" would not be acceptable.
Yes, of course we could make this an option, but only in the web-client as we are not planning on doing any further development of the Windows client. But our general philosophy with the web-client is to keep the number of options to an absolute minimum. That is because we did not take this approach with the Windows client and the result was options-bloat which made it very difficult for average users to find the few options that they actually cared about.
So sorry to those of you are would like to see us start using "T", but it is not likely that we will be making any changes in this area.
Fred Gitelman
Bridge Base Inc.
www.bridgebase.com
The original choice to use "10" (many years ago) was made because "10" has been used almost universally for 80+ years in the hand diagrams that appear in bridge literature. I believe that most people who have studied bridge would find "T" to look very strange. Some tests I have done confirm that I am probably right about this.
Besides that, BBO is used all over the world to present vugraph to live audiences at the playing sites of major tournaments. In that context "T" would not be acceptable.
Yes, of course we could make this an option, but only in the web-client as we are not planning on doing any further development of the Windows client. But our general philosophy with the web-client is to keep the number of options to an absolute minimum. That is because we did not take this approach with the Windows client and the result was options-bloat which made it very difficult for average users to find the few options that they actually cared about.
So sorry to those of you are would like to see us start using "T", but it is not likely that we will be making any changes in this area.
Fred Gitelman
Bridge Base Inc.
www.bridgebase.com
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