Appreciate the suggestion, less so the snotty-nosed lecture. These players hadn't been previously mapped.

Well, there's a problem with that. I no longer have the original device. I have the username/password for it so I can see the exported results online, but not the device itself.

Bringing in games from another device, which takes a while because of all the mapping, but has gone fairly smoothly. BUT I have two games where the device says a few players have been previously mapped ... but certainly not properly. They're players with completely different names. And I can't seem ...

Don't know how to score this situation which sometimes happens in softball. Runner walks and, upon reaching first base, never breaks stride and goes to second. Walk and stolen base? (And if the runner is thrown out in the attempt, a caught stealing).

I'm wondering if anyone with a website that has started to employ this feature would like to show it off so I can see examples. Links?

Making progress, but not there yet. Have the new tablet -- both are Google Nexus 7 -- and have put iScore on the new device. Google restores the app, but not the data that was on the old one. On the old one, the lower quarter of the tablet is pretty close to useless, but the upper three-quarters see...

I'm not sure I'm following that last one.

I figured out that I should export every game afterward .... as soon as I figured out that they didn't just show up on the admin site via the synch. Live and learn. Thanks for the help on retrieval and transferring to the new device.

Having the same issue with an additional twist. Got a crack on my device screen, so iScore is no longer accessible. I didn't worry about it too much because of the admin site. But then I figured out my most recent games scored -- which needed to be sent on to MaxPreps -- weren't on our admin site. W...

Will I need to touch anything, such as a total bases field, or will slugging percentage, fielding percentage, etc. recalculate after the changes? I would think that would be a pretty good enhancement, as it's not uncommon for errors to be changed into hits, or vice versa, in scoring reversals after ...