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ZeroDegrees
Joined: 03.06.2008

Wanna learn charts (shc etc) by heart. Best way for me to do that is to fill in recommended hands in an empty table. But I cant find any way to edit a chart in order to remove the hands (76s eg). It's protected. Any way to make such a chart? If not, I suggest you add empty charts to the real charts. Could have been put in better writing, but I guess you can understand me. Im not rigged about following a chart but its good as a basis.


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hi ZeroDegrees,

what a strange and interesting request :) i remember doing the same back when i memorized the SSS charts. i wrote them from scratch though, started with a blank page ;) never thought to request for blank chart... why dont you start an excel sheet? i'm sure you will start developing your own ranges, tweaking the starting ones as you gain more experience...

consider it noted though.

smiles,
wendy


MitNibbler
Joined: 31.01.2011

Take a screen capture of the chart you want? Then you can edit the image you created of the chart. There should be some free image software out there that can take a screen, and edit.


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SvenBe
Joined: 19.04.2006

yeah, that could be a solution

What I do for myself and what works out really well:
I printed out the Starting Hand chart and whenever I feel that I have to adjust for any given reason then I just make the change on the paper. This also helps me to remember the changes more easily (I am the kind of guy who learns by actually doing something).
Its a good sign that you think about alternating and changing the SHC to your needs, seems like you are working a lot on your game :-)


ZeroDegrees
Joined: 03.06.2008

Originally posted by MitNibbler
Take a screen capture of the chart you want? Then you can edit the image you created of the chart. There should be some free image software out there that can take a screen, and edit.

Tried it. I just make some tables in open office then.