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       Main Menu**Choose an Activity by the corresponding letter or Q to quit the program.  Press F1 now to browse the instruction manual.**For you thrill seekers, press Z to see the bouncing tennis ball again!
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       Record Play**The PTC has 3 levels of recording your play:**Playing Notes, Stroke Ratings, and Charting.
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       Stroke Rating**The PTC divides each stroke into 4 basic levels for analyzing.  Using a simple 1-10 rating system, score each level against your previous play.  Add 1 if it improved, subtract 1 if it declined, or use the same score if there was no change.
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       Browse Notes**Choose between looking back through your Playing Notes or your Stroke Charting Data.**Use the SPACEBAR to scroll through each page or*ESC to return to the MAIN MENU.
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       Clipboard Browsing**Press SPACE BAR or Click the Mouse to Scroll through your Playing Notes**USE the ESC button or press 'E' to Return to the Main Menu.
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       Chart Browse**Looking back on your Stroke Charting Data can be very helpful.**Press the SPACE BAR to scroll**or Press ESC to return to the Main Menu
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       Analyze Game**This spreadsheet analyzes your Stroke Ratings by accumulating Total Game Ratings and averaging your Ratings by stroke and level.**Helps pinpoint strengths and weaknesses.**Use SPACEBAR to scroll through graphs or ESC to exit.
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       Tips and Drills**Keep track of helpful tips and drills**Options are*    Lookup a Tip/Drill or*    Add a Tip/Drill**First choose the stroke you want*Then the level for that Stroke
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       Hardcopy Printout**One of the most important uses of the PTC is focusing your workouts on those areas that need improvement.**By printing your practice notes and taking them to the court, you stay on track to play better.
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       Phone Book**Keep track of all your tennis friends' phone numbers and a short note about their game.  Also shows when you last played and your win/lose record**Great for tracking those on court rivalries!
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       Phone Book**Use the SPACE BAR or MOUSE CLICK to turn the page.*Click on the ADD or DELETE buttons or type 'A' or 'D' to modify entries.  Press ESC or Click the EXIT button to return to Main Menu.
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       Scheduler**Never forget another tennis date!**This utility helps organize upcoming matches and workouts, and records a short message like "don't forget to bring the balls".**Enter date in mm/dd/yy format.
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       Using the Calendar**Days with Tennis dates are marked with tennis balls.  Type the day number and the ENTER key or use the mouse to click on the day to view.**Choose the SCHEDULE button to add a date or ESC to exit.
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       Total Game Graph**This graph plots your complete game's progress during the current goal period.  Each bar is a sum of your ratings for each individual stroke during each play session.**Our goal is too keep the trend moving upward!
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       Individual Strokes**This graph shows your progress in all 6 major strokes.**Again, like the total game graph, our goal is to keep all strokes on the upward trend of improvement!
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       Goal Progress Graph**The core purpose of this program is to help you reach your tennis improvement goals.**We do this by setting short term goals, reaching them, and then setting higher goals.  This graph shows our progress with our current goal.
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       Playing Time Graph**Smarter tennis is better tennis, but practice time spent on the court is still a huge factor in your game's improvement.  The bar plots your avg hours playing each week, and the pie shows how it's distributed.
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       Playing Time By Month Graph**This graph helps keep track of the time you've spent on the courts since you've started using the courts.**Its fun to spot trends, like summer time versus the cold of winter!
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       Charting Graph**Use this graph to view your 1st serve percentage and your return percentage.  Also shows the number of winners versus number of unforced errors.  Remember, an unforced error is just like letting your opponent hit a winner!
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       Charting Graph**This graph shows the percentage of winners and unforced errors according to each stroke.  Use it to zero in on both your most potent weapon and the shot that is giving away too many unearned points.
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