The match converter dialog can do batch jobs, i.e. convert many games at once.
i didn't know that we could convert more than one game at a time .. i just tried it .. it works and follows Windows conventions for selecting multiple files .. select the first with point and click, hen select the last in a range by holding down the Shift-key and clicking on the next one .. to select multiple files not in consecutive order by holding down the Ctrl-key and clicking on any number of additional files individually .. the two procedures can be used together to create almost any desired batch .. so, another way cool feature of JavaFIBS
i also didn't know i could set automatic Jellyfish export .. i guess that's a new feature .. i don't have the latest version yet as i subscribe to the
if it ain't broke, don't fix it school for software upgrades and JavaFIBS 2001 v 1.009 has worked fine for me for some time .. while
Chris's "Less is more" philosophy is right on, familiarity and stability helps, too .. for example, i'm clueless when it comes to even the simplest operations on a Mac where i am continually confused by elegance and simplicity .. i'd almost rather see a good old fashioned C:> prompt in MS-DOS and use WordStar than try to learn whatever the Mac's newest word processor does .. so, "Match Converter" works for old timers like me as well as old matches
