Tournament Administration Using FIBA Organizer ... - Fiba Oceania

v The way the data base works is that the first court you have listed will get the first time
you have listed. If you have 2 games at 2.00pm, click the 2.00pm timeslot twice and it
will give you the desired result. However, don’t panic here as the times can be
changed later also.
v When you click the green ‘OK’ button at the bottom, the fixture (or draw) will be
generated. This takes only a few seconds to do.
v The ‘Select game for editing screen’ now appears – this is where you have the
opportunity to change courts or game times. Click the ‘show all rounds’ box – this will
show you all of the games in the competition. Check the schedule is correct
v If you want to change times, or courts, you simply double click on any game. Another
screen will appear, called ‘edit a round’. This is where you can make changes.
v At the side of each column there is a hidden drop down menu. Click on this area and a
box will appear that will allow you to change the details of the column you are in – eg:
change the date, the time, the teams, the venue to suit your schedule.
Once you have the draw as you want it, click OK, then close, then cancel, then close
and you are back at the Navigation Centre.
v At this point it is essential to double check the draw.
v To do this, click on the ‘competitions’ tab, then on the blue ‘schedule grid’ button. A
grid with the calendar at left will appear. In the calendar you will notice dates in red –
these are the dates you have chosen for the competition.
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