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Company:	Visible Schedules
License:	Shareware
Version:	3.10
System:	Win 95/98/NT/2000/XP
Size:	3615KB
Date Released:	August 10, 2003
Price:	$98
Screenshot:	Click here to see Screenshot
Downloads:	1030
Homepage:	http
Date added:	Sep 24, 2005
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TAGS creates round robin and crossover schedules for soccer or sports leagues. TAGS allows you to define unlimited leagues, districts, clubs, divisions, teams, and fields, and then to automatically create a schedule for up to 20 teams per division.

Play dates are assigned to leagues and divisions. Teams are assigned a home field and time. Includes a module for practice schedules. Teams are then organized into matching sequences within their divisions and the schedules are generated. If all the divisions are the same size, you can easily build a schedule with a 1000 teams with 100% field use and without conflicts.

When the schedule has been built, the user can generate a web of HTML reports that can be easily linked to any web site. Ideal for large inter-club leagues and excellent for house and mini leagues.

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