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Portable
Document Format
(PDF) is a file
format created by
Adobe Systems in
1993 for document
exchange.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PDF
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Printing
scoresheets with
Adobe's CutePDF
Writer
works the same as
when you are
printing
paper copies of
your
scoresheet.
You simply choose
the CutePDF
Writer
as your desired
printer.
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RinkWriter®
has been printing PDF
files created by CutePDF
Writer
since 2001.
You
may download a
free PDF writer
from this web
site:
http://www.cutepdf.com/
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Naming
your PDF
Files:
If
you plan to print your
game scoresheets
as PDF files which
can be saved, sent
as e-mail
attachments, or
uploaded to the
Internet, you
should save each PDF file with a
unique name.
It is
helpful to
establish a
systematic set of
names.
For
the purpose of
organizing your
scoresheets, it is
recommended that
you follow a
format similar to
this:
- chose
a name
or abbreviated
name for your tourney,
league, or team
- year
- month
- day
This
naming procedure
will allow you to
sort your scoresheets
by tournament,
league, or team,
and then into
chronological
order.
- The
7th game
of the 2011 Center
Ice Classic may look something
like this: cic_11_g7
- The
Icebreakers
game on the
January 15,
2011 could
look something
like
this: icebreakers_11_01_15
First,
identify the tournament,
the team or the
league, then
identify the year, month,
and date.
This allows you to
sort your scoresheets by
team or
tournament, and
then by year, month,
and
date. This
will sort them
into chronological
order.
Using
the
"_"
symbol prevents the
"%" sign
from automatically
appearing in the blank spaces within
an Internet URL.
For
consistency, it is
helpful to always
use lowercase
letters and 2
digits for the
year, the month,
and the day.
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