How do I use it ?

You can start enjoying MARXOSO with the demo Tutorials – they’ll show you how to take advantage of and get the most out of the program. If it’s the first time you’ve visited these parts, it would be a good idea to follow the Tutoriales in the order laid out.

* First Start-Up *
Shows you the set up required to link up the database engine and create a database structure if none exists. (SEE EXAMPLE)

* Users  *
Shows you how program Users can be managed. (SEE EXAMPLE)

* Sports Clubs  *
Shows you how to maintain as many sports clubs as you want.
     - General Data : Shows you what the Sports Club data are: (SEE EXAMPLE)
     - E-mail : You can see how to set up e-mail data. (SEE EXAMPLE)
     - Sports : You can manage the different sports disciplines and categories. (SEE EXAMPLE)

* Sporting Events *

* Race-goers *
Everything related to participant data for the stage/race. You can add, edit or erase each race-goer’s data, assign categories, race-numbers or print race-numbers. (SEE EXAMPLE)
     - General Data : shows you the race-goer’s general data and how to input data efficiently. (SEE EXAMPLE)
     - Enrolment : shows you the race-goer’s general data and how to input data efficiently. (SEE EXAMPLE)
      - Stage/Race : shows you the race-goer’s general data and how to input data efficiently. (SEE EXAMPLE)
      - E-mail : shows you the race-goer’s general data and how to input data efficiently. (SEE EXAMPLE)
   
     - Edit/Supervision : After inputting the race-goers, we have to enrol them, possibly edit some data and send some of them an e-mail with instructions or other occurrences. (SEE EXAMPLE)
    - List : You can print off lists of stage/race participants. (SEE EXAMPLE)
       - Category Assignment : All the enrolled race-goers should have a category assigned to them by age/sex before getting to the start-line. (SEE EXAMPLE)
      - Race Number Assignment/List : Race-goers are going to have a personal race number to identify them throughout the stage/race – this shows you how to assign race numbers and print them. (SEE EXAMPLE)
     - Global e-mail : We have to tell all race-goers about changes to the stage/race – this is where we can do this. (SEE EXAMPLE)

 
* Stage/Race-Day *
Just as it says on the tin, this is the momentous day of the stage or race. From here, we can manage everything related to Start-Line Control: the actual start time itself and, believe it or not, finishing times as well.
     - Start-Line Control : They’re about to fire the pistol – we have to know just WHO has shown up at the start-line from everyone enrolled. This is as good a time as any to get all that sorted out. (SEE EXAMPLE)
    - Stage/Race Start : We’re almost under Starter’s Orders and we still have to give a fixed time for the race to begin – get the stopwatch! Here we go!! (SEE EXAMPLE)

                - Finish-Line Control : The stage/race has just ended this very second and we want to know just WHO has crossed the line (and just who ain’t).
                - Race Positions : The stage/race has finished. We’ve checked that everything’s in order – we’ve even sorted out a few complaints and unofficial enquiries – and we now have in our hands the official finishing order. Wouldn’t it be a good idea to print it out and let everyone in on it?

                - Diploma List : We can make print off all the race-goers’ diplomas with their personalised times, positions and even average speeds (on some diplomas).

* Participant Transfer *
We are going to manage the data of race-goers from one previous stage/race to another, but still within the same sporting event. What we have to do is transfer all the previous stage’s/race’s participants to the current stage/rage we are preparing. (SEE EXAMPLE)