Tennis Point Logger (TPL) is a program to collect tennis statistics for either singles or doubles matches.

The collected statistics can be saved as a memo for later usage or transfer to PC.

Palm Desktop can be used to transfer the match statistics to text files or to a spreadsheet. No Warranty provided.

Update Description:

v1.3 5th January 2005:

Changed statistics page layout. Statistics are now displayed as a list.

Two new statistics pages for Net Statistics and Points Won Statistics.

Tie break scores are now stored and can be displayed by tapping set score on the scoreboard.

Forced match ends are now recorded in more detail with the option of selecting a reason and a winner for the match.

Fixed a bug where the server after the tie break was not correctly set.

Database is now backed up when a hot sync is performed.

Realigned the chart page.

Changes made to support OS 3.0 Palms.

Database format changed slightly to support new features. Conversion of existing matches should be automatic in most cases. If problems occur try deleting and reinstalling TPL from the palm, (this will delete all the data).

v1.2 - 10th September 2004:

New scoreboard and game form layout.

Minor changes to the layout of most forms.

Fixed bugs in returning stats and break points statistics for doubles matches.

Fixed bugs in doubles spreadsheet.

Bar charts for several match statistics.

Display match information during a match and allow user to change player names.

v1.1:

Match Database. Matches are now saved in a database. The matches can be reviewed later or restarted.

HTML Export. Statistics can now be saved as memo containing HTML.

Sample Spread Sheets. Statistics can be loaded into the spreadsheet and graphs created and other analysis performed.

Drop Shot and Lob Statistics.

Return of Serve Statistics.

Break points and conversions statistics.

Fixed Number of Sets options.

8 Games set without a tie break

Match Description field to identify matches

Minor improvements to user interface. Including page buttons to scroll on the statistics pages, menu short cuts and navigation buttons.