[nikos59]

The Vugraph Project team is proudly announcing
yet another major offering from the past,
the 1987 Bermuda Bowl final. You can find
the deals of the final between USA and Great Britain
at:
http://www.sarantako...87/1987-bb.html

It was a hard-fought match with the result in doubt up to the last
segment (seg 11) which USA won by 58-8, so the final score of 354-290 doesn't
really reflect how close a contest it was. Two British pairs used
HUM systems which added spice (and confusion) to the auction.

Kudos for this offering goes (again!) to Denis O'Kane who
did all the work and also offers several alternative formats
(pbn, dup files and our interactive pf files).


Nikos Sarantakos

[andych]

http://www.sarantako...raph/v1987.html
The above link is faulty.

Moreover other than the |pf| command, possible to present the VG file in card by card, rather than trick by trick?
In my understanding, it could be done by changing all |pc| to |pg||pc|.


Thanks

[inquiry]

andych, on Sep 4 2006, 10:49 AM, said:

http://www.sarantako...raph/v1987.html
The above link is faulty.

Moreover other than the |pf| command, possible to present the VG file in card by card, rather than trick by trick?
In my understanding, it could be done by changing all |pc| to |pg||pc|.


Thanks

until that link is fixed, try this one
http://www.sarantako...87/1987-bb.html

[DenisO]

andych, on Sep 4 2006, 04:49 PM, said:

http://www.sarantako...raph/v1987.html
The above link is faulty.

Moreover other than the |pf| command, possible to present the VG file in card by card, rather than trick by trick?
In my understanding, it could be done by changing all |pc| to |pg||pc|.


Thanks       

The link you quote is *not* that given by Nikos; Nikos's link is working correctly - well it was for me a few minutes ago.

For the normal Vugraph .lin files I choose not to present the play card by card as it slows down the viewing and to my mind is less enjoyable. The card by card facility is already there in the interactive (pf) files - and you do not have to use the "take over the play" feature offered by the pf tag , so you've already got the best of both worlds

Denis