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Old 10-10-2007, 08:09 PM
YoshiYashiki YoshiYashiki is offline
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Default Re: How can I edit FTP player notes...?

On the FullTilt front page, click on "requests", then "find player". Type in the players name and then you should be able to click on a "players note" tab and add/edit whatever you need to.
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Old 10-16-2007, 01:24 AM
Lefort Lefort is offline
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Default Re: How can I edit FTP player notes...?

alright thanks this helps... but these notes aren't able to be saved in a file of any sort are they? or are they permanantly your notes forever on FTP even after installs or playing on different computers?
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Old 10-16-2007, 02:04 AM
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alright thanks this helps... but these notes aren't able to be saved in a file of any sort are they? or are they permanantly your notes forever on FTP even after installs or playing on different computers?

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Inside your Full Tilt Poker folder there is a DAT file called "(your username)". You will need to copy this file to other computers that you want to access the notes on. They are NOT "permanantly your notes forever on FTP even after installs or playing on different computers."
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Old 10-16-2007, 11:44 AM
Lefort Lefort is offline
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Default Re: How can I edit FTP player notes...?

Will I need to backup this file through FTP updates?
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Old 10-16-2007, 01:41 PM
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Will I need to backup this file through FTP updates?

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If you're asking if the file will be deleted when FTP releases an automatic update to their software, no.
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Old 10-19-2007, 02:14 AM
freecard4all freecard4all is offline
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Default Re: How can I edit FTP player notes...?

I tried to backup this file and I see no player names. I only see exactly what I've typed in.
i.e. I see "bets flush draw" "slowdowns aces" what are 2 different notes on 2 different players.
In fact there isn't a single space between the two notes.

Here's what it looks like: "bets flush drawslowdowns aces"

Is it broken or how does the sw know where each note ends? And how does the sw know the noted player?
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Old 10-19-2007, 02:37 AM
a nonymous a nonymous is offline
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Default Re: How can I edit FTP player notes...?

The file isn't really readable when you open it, it just works. Save the file, then try it on another computer (or another user account if you don't have another) if you don't believe that it will work (it should).
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Old 10-19-2007, 09:13 AM
DrewOnTilt DrewOnTilt is offline
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Default Re: How can I edit FTP player notes...?

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I tried to backup this file and I see no player names. I only see exactly what I've typed in.
i.e. I see "bets flush draw" "slowdowns aces" what are 2 different notes on 2 different players.
In fact there isn't a single space between the two notes.

Here's what it looks like: "bets flush drawslowdowns aces"

Is it broken or how does the sw know where each note ends? And how does the sw know the noted player?

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See this post for an explanation of how the FT notes file works.
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