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07-04-2007, 06:36 AM
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Re: New Software: Holdem Manager
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[ QUOTE ] Looks awesome Roy. Can't wait to use it. Not sure if this is a "duh" question, but will it be possible to import postgresql databases from Pokertracker if we haven't saved the original hhf's? [/ QUOTE ] Hi, unfortunately not... I guess an analogy would be, imgine you have a 10 megapixel image (ie the original hand history) and then you convert it to grey scale, drop it down to 800x600 and save it as a gif. No matter what you do you can't bring it back to that 10 megapixel image. If I imported from the PT database structure without hand histories there would be way too much data missing which would make most of the stats misleading and in most cases outright wrong... So, save your hand histories!!! rvg [/ QUOTE ] RVG, What about if we export the hand histories from PT into txt files? Will HM be able to read the txt files? I am not sure I would want to lose all the millions of hands I have in my mined DB's. 
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