I have seen posts in the past that refer to the max# of hands there can be in an Access db of about 200-250k. I have several db created in PT2, but I notice there is only one hhdb and hhcopy. These files are over 1.5gb I'm assuming all hand histories go into the one hhdb, no matter if I am in ptrack...

On the old PA forum there was a tutorial, and it included good descriptions of each of the stats. Where can I find those stat descriptions at?
And this is for PAHud used with PT2.

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The new summaries that FT places on our hard drives, how are we to make use of those with PT2, I have not figured it out and I am sure there is probably a post on here somewhere to describe the process.

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I'm still trying to figure out this new board. How do I find my bookmarked topics?

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If this has to do with PokerStars then go here: http://www.pokertracker.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=4494

Its right at the top of this forum.

Yes, same problem, seems every time one of these sites makes a change it breaks the HH file and creates more work for the friendly staff at PT

Perhaps PT should design a universal HH file and distribute it to all the sites; they might be receptive.

hank wrote:AVG free just found a "trojan horse Generic_c_LND"

currently reinstalling the patch above.

Same Trojan Horse found in my PT

Does PA or PT3 with the incorporated HUD support displaying the 'M' for players? I have PT2 and PA but don't find this stat available, but that doesn't mean it isn't there

If you look at the PokerTracker Holdem (PT2) forum at the bottom I think there is a link to the old forum, or at least an archive. You should be able to link using URL - what problem do you have? OK, I'm lost. How do I access the old forum, when I log in I am taking directly to the new forum. Edit,...

Were all the postsfrom the old forum moved over to the new?

I have several links to posts saved that I go back to on occasion and now they do not work.

Also how do I place a hyperlink into a post? I thought clicking "URL" did it, but it appears not to.

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