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Here is a simple utility to print a text file called Schedules.txt which contains the schedule of each team in a league. If someone wants to grab it and host it, that would be great.

http://s56.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1NK9MS2KC3EA92LO27G7B6HX8Q

The usage is as follows:

mfschedules "league file" "output directory", e.g. mfschedules "C:\Matrix Games\Maximum-Football\lge_usmfl.mdb" "C:\Schedules"

Quotes are required if the directory has a space in it.

Note that the Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0 is required for the program to work, which can be download from:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=0856eacb-4362-4b0d-8edd-aab15c5e04f5&displaylang=en

Let me know of any issues.

Thanks Dude I'll give this a try

Damm Nice work

Thanks
this reminds me of the good ole FBpro days [8D]

Wow. This is great.

Just what I was looking for.

Do you mind if I host this at FBMAX.com?

Hmm.. I was going to do something similar with my Schedule Utility I'm working on. Allow to print out a Team schedule aswell. Nice work though, but personally, I've never liked the fact that you need to install that crappy .NET Framework to make .NET applications run at all (and the .NET framework is like 15 MB's of additional crap you will never use).

All my utilities will be based on VB6 and will not require the user to have any .NET framework to make them work. [;)]

ORIGINAL: Shaggyra
Do you mind if I host this at FBMAX.com?

Yes thanks. I just uploaded a new version to you which fixes a multi-season bug and changes the text file name to "LEAGUE NAME Schedules.txt".

ORIGINAL: Magnum357
I've never liked the fact that you need to install that crappy .NET Framework to make .NET applications run at all (and the .NET framework is like 15 MB's of additional crap you will never use).

All my utilities will be based on VB6 and will not require the user to have any .NET framework to make them work. [;)]

I don't have much to add to this endless debate (check Google for page after page) except to say that I find the VB6 syntax horrible and much prefer C#. To each his own, I suppose. [:)]