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  1. support entering climb on each course leg

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  2. copy punch patterns from another event

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  3. create purple pen for mac

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    New Mexico Orienteers commented  · 

    This is a followup to my previous comment here. I used Purple Pen to do everything for my meet. Once I had the print driver installed on the virtual Win XP, I printed to files (PostScript). Then, on the host Mac computer I used ps2pdf to convert the files to PDF. The PDFs were *much* smaller. I e-mailed the PDFs to my course setters and vetters, and printed the PDFs for the meet. Everyone was happy, and I got a lot of positive feedback about the beautiful maps, the pre-printed courses, and the convenience of having the control descriptions printed right on the map. (We don't have anyone competing with us who uses an arm holder for control descriptions.)

  4. allow notes to be attached to controls

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    New Mexico Orienteers commented  · 

    I did this simply by adding a text note to the control descriptions, below the control. It added minimal clutter to the descriptions and map, and was well received by the competitors.