Copying your bet confirmation

randyrohm · Aug 27, 2005

I don't know how to do this and doubt I would if I did. How often is this really a problem? Not very with the quality books. Also if you make tons of bets say 10-30 a day wouldn't this slow you down or at least get in the way, especially if you try to make a few bet right at gametime.

jwblue · Aug 28, 2005

I "drag" the confirmation onto a spreadsheet. In other words, I highlight it....and put my mouser cursor on it, and drag it onto a spreadsheet.

Doesn't really get in the way. It makes it easy to do a total win/loss at the end of the day instead of going into my account at every sportsbook.

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Formula35 · Aug 28, 2005

I keep a hand written journal of all my activities.

archimedes · Aug 28, 2005

Take a screenshot, paste it into word. Less than two seconds.

randyrohm · Aug 28, 2005

Formula, exactly. I write it down and double check that it was confirmed. Only been a problem at a couple of exchanges which I am not a big fan of.

quantumleap · Aug 28, 2005

File-Save As-Save.

I like to save the file type as "Web Page-HTML only" so all the associate picture files don't get saved, only the text.

investmansion · Aug 28, 2005

Do it necessary? If they rally want to cheat your money, they can even change slip and blame that you change your own slip

PixWinns · Aug 28, 2005

I personally take a snap-shot of the full or a portion of the screen and save it as a .jpg format that don't take much space. Once the game has completed and greded, just delete the file.

Many nice and easy to use software available.

Any additional information, it would be my pleasure to let you know.

Thank you,

pokherplyr · Aug 28, 2005

Klowinn, please give us some software to lookk at for this, thks

I have had a few concerns also and would like to be able to do this in as few steps as possible. any titles?

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