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1998 Yankees · 09-27-2006, 09:01 PM

Bishop, per your PM, I looked into this in my game. See the two zipped files below. First, I exported two player reports, a 3B and a SP, to external browser. Next (since I don't have access to a web site to post them), I converted them to Adobe pdf files and zipped them to be able to upload them here.

Note: Adobe makes the one long page of a player report into several pages. Don't let this throw you; the pdf files are a good representation of how these reports looked in game and in IE.

Sorry, I see no difference between batter and pitcher in these reports, nor have I noticed any in my game play, either in game or in IE.

If you look closely, you will see an obvious clue. Your reports are missing the SION banner at the top. This is an indication to me that the conversion of reports to your external browser is at fault. It reminds me of how IE acts just before a Windows crash; that is, partial loading of screen, things missing, etc.

Anyway, sorry I cannot help you any further than that. I hope it clears up for you.

09-27-2006, 09:01 PM	#3
1998 Yankees Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Yankee Stadium, back in 1998. Posts: 8,645	Bishop, per your PM, I looked into this in my game. See the two zipped files below. First, I exported two player reports, a 3B and a SP, to external browser. Next (since I don't have access to a web site to post them), I converted them to Adobe pdf files and zipped them to be able to upload them here. Note: Adobe makes the one long page of a player report into several pages. Don't let this throw you; the pdf files are a good representation of how these reports looked in game and in IE. Sorry, I see no difference between batter and pitcher in these reports, nor have I noticed any in my game play, either in game or in IE. If you look closely, you will see an obvious clue. Your reports are missing the SION banner at the top. This is an indication to me that the conversion of reports to your external browser is at fault. It reminds me of how IE acts just before a Windows crash; that is, partial loading of screen, things missing, etc. Anyway, sorry I cannot help you any further than that. I hope it clears up for you. Last edited by 1998 Yankees; 02-22-2008 at 10:28 AM.