Discussion: OEvent - zero administration training mode
in: Orienteering; General
Nov 23, 2010 4:15 PM
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Hi,
Still working on new version of OEvent - event management software for orienteering. Just wanted to show a feature I recently added.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCTrRLew-KQ
Reading threads on attackpoint I realized some of you need something simple for organizing training. As I understand Or and AutoDownload have something like this (haven't tried it though). On the other hand Or seems to be quite limited and not appropriate for large events, where OEvent should not have problems.
I know that just watching video is not exactly the same as trying it out, but if you want to leave a suggestion or two, I'll be glad to hear about it.
If someone wants to try it out I can upload a new Preview version of OEvent for download.
As I understand many of you think that EO2003 is too complicated, that's why I decided to create "adaptive" interface for OEvent. At the beginning you decide what features of OEvent you want to use, and then OEvent hides features (buttons, windows, etc) that are not needed. You can always change that at any point. You can see a small part of that in the video too (the part where you set what features you want to use).
Still working on new version of OEvent - event management software for orienteering. Just wanted to show a feature I recently added.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCTrRLew-KQ
Reading threads on attackpoint I realized some of you need something simple for organizing training. As I understand Or and AutoDownload have something like this (haven't tried it though). On the other hand Or seems to be quite limited and not appropriate for large events, where OEvent should not have problems.
I know that just watching video is not exactly the same as trying it out, but if you want to leave a suggestion or two, I'll be glad to hear about it.
If someone wants to try it out I can upload a new Preview version of OEvent for download.
As I understand many of you think that EO2003 is too complicated, that's why I decided to create "adaptive" interface for OEvent. At the beginning you decide what features of OEvent you want to use, and then OEvent hides features (buttons, windows, etc) that are not needed. You can always change that at any point. You can see a small part of that in the video too (the part where you set what features you want to use).
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