MESS-TB Customized Tournament Brackets Software

MESS-TB (Mark's Excellent Software Solutions)

Tournament Brackets v1.0

Customized Tournament Brackets Software

Have you ever had to draw up a tournament bracket for any sport using a ruler and pencil. Most likely you found yourself doing this task for quite a few hours. Then you had to make copies at work or pay for copies at the store or library. With MESS-TB Tournament Brackets v1.0, you no longer have to put that kind of time in. MESS-TB Tournament Brackets v1.0 does the grunt work for you.

MESS-TB Tournament Brackets v1.0 is a simple software product that allows you to create customized Tournament Brackets from 3 to 16 teams for any sporting event. Just fill in the optional fields provided (SPORT, LEAGUE, DIVISION and TEAMS), the number of copies you like, save the bracket to a PSR file for further use, and print it. It's that easy. If your tournament is double elimination, you can create a losers bracket along with the standard winners bracket.

Examples:

16 team Winners Bracket

16 team Losers Bracket

MESS-TB Tournament Brackets v1.0 will execute under all Windows environments.
As of December 27th, there have been 47 copies sold from coast to coast.

Requirements:
Windows 3.1, NT, or 95
6 meg avialable on HD
4 meg RAM
3 1/2 HD diskette drive
For more information, send e-mail to:
mtwmess@msn.com
And remember my HomePage Address:
http://www.wp.com/messtb/
Which is located at

Avialable now for $15.00:
This includes software, support,
information on MESS-TB,
postage and handling.
To order, please mail the following:
Your name, return address,
city, state, and zip.
Include your e-mail address if applicable.
Also send a check or money order to:
MESS-TB
P.O. Box 872
North Olmsted, Ohio, 44070
(Allow two weeks for delivery)

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