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Eugene Church · 05-30-2016, 08:44 AM

Bighorn,

Thank you so much... those instructions are perfect.

Thanks to you, I have greatly improved my knowledge of OOTPB... I have learned how to unzip files and how to import schedules... in the past I have had to tediously and manually create my schedules... you are a really special OOTPB Community member.

Because of you I will get to replay my beloved Southern Association complete with the real players and a realistic schedule for each season.

I wanted to replay the Southern Association with OOTP6.1, but couldn't get complete player rosters for each season... I got about 18-21 players per team by spending two long weeks at the library researching Southern Association newspapers.

Instead, I created the All-Time All-Star Association with the original 16 MLB franchises... each team was composed of its top 25 players of all-time... I would use the players of the early decades first and then use the rest of the years as the source of new players.

It was my first dynasty league and it really went well... with one exception... there were some great players that were mediocre in my league.

Thanks a million for your great help.

And I wish you well on your medical procedures.

Get well soon!

05-30-2016, 08:44 AM	#28
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 36,225	Bighorn, Thank you so much... those instructions are perfect. Thanks to you, I have greatly improved my knowledge of OOTPB... I have learned how to unzip files and how to import schedules... in the past I have had to tediously and manually create my schedules... you are a really special OOTPB Community member. Because of you I will get to replay my beloved Southern Association complete with the real players and a realistic schedule for each season. I wanted to replay the Southern Association with OOTP6.1, but couldn't get complete player rosters for each season... I got about 18-21 players per team by spending two long weeks at the library researching Southern Association newspapers. Instead, I created the All-Time All-Star Association with the original 16 MLB franchises... each team was composed of its top 25 players of all-time... I would use the players of the early decades first and then use the rest of the years as the source of new players. It was my first dynasty league and it really went well... with one exception... there were some great players that were mediocre in my league. Thanks a million for your great help. And I wish you well on your medical procedures. Get well soon! Last edited by Eugene Church; 05-30-2016 at 08:50 AM.