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I know where the player card button is located and I know how to email it. We think the player card is great information! What I want to know is there a way to select a team and have it create a player card for every team member? I know I can do it for all 12 members individually. I was just hoping for a team option to get every player card at once.

I think the program is great and always improving. I show it off to every team. I know I saw on here a discussion about the positions and innings played being shown on the player card. Very helpful option. Someone asked for it on team stats. I want to second that request. I know I saw the response say above U11 players have positions and I understand that. It would still be helpful as our coaches try even at U12 to give them an opportunity at other spots.

Thanks.

We do not have an option to email the player cards for an entire team in a single email. You can email Team Stats which gives a summary of each player in a single email, but the Player Card emails are too large to include in a single email. Most email systems would reject them for size if we emailed them all in a single email.

I have found that the individual emails for player cards range from 30K for no photo player card to under 60K for ones with a photo. Even taking into account the high end with 12 players you are talking around 720K which is well under the limit of most messaging systems.

I thoroughly enjoy the program. I promote it to anyone who does book for other teams and coaches. This is just a minor request as I sat down and did the 12 player cards in 10 minutes. It would just be nice to say team - all player cards. I know what is in the team stats and the coaches like seeing that fairly often. They really like that I since I categorize the games as individual tournaments, non-league play, league play that they can have all kinds of combinations of the team stats.

Really there are two primary reasons for the player cards. Number of innings played at which position. Helps to show parents of our U12 team that players do play more than one position. The coaches also like seeing the individuals stats per game.

Thanks.

Would also like ability to send all at once.

My cards show between 39k-41k each w a picture. I don't think size restrictions would ever come into play.

Emailing off 14-20 player cards individually is a real hassle. Here's my recommendation. Give the option to "print" entire team of player cards and give a download option to one or more of the major online storage sites (ie. DropBox, Drive, etc.). It would just be one big PDF that is built and pushed to the storage site. So many apps out there allow for DropBox integration. This would allow you to bypass the whole email process for this and every other "email" part of the app. This would be a huge addition to the app and IMHO should be at the top of the enhancement list.

Also the fact that every player card you email, the attachment is named the same every time means you have to save and rename the attachment for each and every player 'playercard.pdf'. This player card should be labeled based on at least the players name if not w/team and/or w/league.

Thank you for the suggestions.

Want to weigh in support for couple items

1) PDF file names.. this has been suggested before (and may be technically impossible) but changing the pdf name to be descriptive vs not same for all would be helpful to save more easily. (impacts all Player Cards, Team Stats, Game Stats etc)

2) idea to email all players on a team with a single click .. vs 9+..

3) Drop box integration.. interesting..

Using a different name for the attachments would actually break some automated processing that some iScore users have done to automatically save the PDFs that get emailed. By using the same names, automated processes can automatically save the file. When saving from an email viewer, just click Save As instead of save and you can give the file whatever name you want.

I think it would actually be better if an "All Player Cards" button on the Team Manager screen (there's plenty of room along the bottom edge) prompted for a single email address and then ran the "Player Card" action one time for each player on the roster. The Player Card emails have the player's name in the subject, so it would be easy to forward individual messages to player and/or parent, and most email clients will let you select multiple messages and forward them as a group, if you need to send all of them to other coaches.

This would also avoid any size issues, since the program would be generating multiple individual messages.

So far, storing and managing all the reports as mail messages seems to work just fine for me.