This page contains screens of other notable features
of Run Don't Walk. Click on a link below to see a specific screen or scroll down the
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This screen contains the Pace Calculation and
Measure Conversion features. The key points of interest are:
The Pace Calculation feature will
calculate your pace and speed for any distance and time combination.
The Measure Conversion feature will convert any measure
(Miles, Meters, Kilometers, or Yards) to any other measure.
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Export Data
This screen is used to export your training, racing,
race schedule, body weight, and heart rate entries to a text file. The above screen
is an example of an export of training entries. The key points of interest are:
Each column can be selected or
unselected, allowing you the ability to decide which information is included in your
export file.
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Helpful Hints
Run Don't Walk provides you with "Helpful
Hints" for many windows in the program. These "hints" provide you
with information about features on a window that may not be immediately obvious. The
above screen is an example of Helpful Hints for the Race Entry window.
This screen will only appear once
for each window that has hints. If you feel this information is not helpful, you can
turn them off (and back on) at any time.
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Popup Calendar
Default View
Month View
The popup calendar is a very convenient feature of
Run Don't Walk. When you right-click on any Date entry field in the program, this
calendar will appear (Default View - seen above) next to the field. Simply
click on the day you want and it will insert the date for you. Use the arrows (located in
the upper left and right hand corners) in this view to move from month to month.
If you click on the month name, the view changes to the month view (Month
View - seen above). This allows you to go directly to a month. In this view,
the arrows move you from year to year. If the data entry field already has a date in
it, the calendar will automatically display that date.
