Full Tilt not configured to save hands into disk

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Full Tilt not configured to save hands into disk

Postby alek » Wed Jun 03, 2009 7:08 am

Installed PT3 trial and tried to configure FT but i see the message "FT not configured to save hands into disk"
so i went to support PT3 page that says:
" 3 : Locate the directory where your hand histories are located by clicking the "icon" button.
The problem is i can't see the icon button.
And i if i try to write the directory it does not allow me to write anything and remain marble grey.
I already set handhistory directory on FT.

Please help me.

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Re: Full Tilt not configured to save hands into disk

Postby Yorkie6013 » Wed Jun 03, 2009 8:02 am

under full tilt configuration, can you see the hand history directory box?

to the right of that is an icon you click which you can then browse for the location of your saved history.
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Re: Full Tilt not configured to save hands into disk

Postby kraada » Wed Jun 03, 2009 9:27 am

The icon looks like '...' -- if you don't see it, try resizing your PT3 window to make it bigger.

Also, this is the PAHUD section; you should post PT3 questions in the PT3 section.
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Re: Full Tilt not configured to save hands into disk

Postby alek » Thu Jun 04, 2009 1:55 pm

I am sorry for location mistake.
I cant see the box on the right cause i have an unlucky monitor 800x600.
Is there anything i can do ( except throw away the monitor and buy a new one ) ?
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Re: Full Tilt not configured to save hands into disk

Postby kraada » Thu Jun 04, 2009 2:48 pm

Try m oving the PT3 window slightly off the screen to the left and resizing the window bigger. You won't be able to see the whole window at once but that button should appear and once you have set the directory you can resize and move the window back to normal.
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