HELP...
I am about to leave for Vegas & wanted to print strategy cards for each pay out table of JoB...But, now I can't find where I saw them! 
I have frugal VP software, but can't figure out changing the paytables & then printing strategy cards. If anyone can help by 7:15 AM PST..PLEASE DO..THANKS
Patricia
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Patricia In CA wrote:
HELP...
I am about to leave for Vegas & wanted to print strategy cards for
each pay out table of JoB...But, now I can't find where I saw them!
I have frugal VP software, but can't figure out changing the
paytables > & then printing strategy cards. If anyone can help by 7:15 AM
PST..PLEASE DO..THANKS
Hey, Patricia ... just came back to my PC and this post. Nothing like
a little pressure huh? (I think I'm ducking under the wire by about
10 min. here.)
Since you have Frugal (FVP), let's see if we can manage here. I think
most of the paytables you're looking for are already in the software
(it's possible that some listed on my machine are one's I've added,
but I don't think so ... they're the poorer ones).
Select the menu options: "Machines" / "Choose Machines".
This will bring up the list of stored games. However, typically the
initial list is abbreviated ... the only Jacks paytable may be "9/6".
Click on the "Show all Machines" button at the bottom of the screen.
When I do this, the following Jacks (Draw) paytables now appear:
8/5, 9/6, 10/6, 9/7.
"Full Pay" 9/6 and "Short Pay" 8/5 are going to be what's most
prevalent in the casinos. (You're also find 7/5 and 6/5 on many
floors, but please just entertain yourself by going outside to the
parking garage and beating yourself with a rock before being tempted
by these latter two.)
You needn't bother with 10/6 and 9/7. These "superpay" tables were
once found at the Stratosphere, but I believe they're defunct now
(check out the inventory lists here to confirm if you wish).
So, highlight the desired paytable and click "OK". This takes you
back to the play screen. Click the menu options "Strategy
Chart"/"View Strategy Chart". Mess with the chart appearance as you
will and click "Print".
Whew ... 10:13 ET (7:13 PT)
- H.