Pool Table template for practice drills?

[Daniel Jurgens]

I would like to transfer some practice drills from various books,
videos, web sites etc into my own practice routine. Does anyone have
some kind of document with a template of a pool table with movable
balls that they are willing to share? Ideally, I would like one that
can be printed easily with black and white printer. I would want the
table outline, with diamonds and head and foot spots. So far I have
only found ones on the web in color with dark backgrounds. Thanks in
advance!!
DJ

[Samiel]

On 10 Jul 2002 12:17:45 -0700, daniel...@hotmail.com (Daniel
Jurgens) wrote:

The Wei table at:

http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/~wei/pool/pooltable2.html

has a "gray" option you can check.

- Samiel

[Mark0]

If they're available, use Photoshop and change what there is to what you
want. You're at least savvy enough to subscribe to Usenet--go for it.

Mark0 <--everybody wants their hands held anymore

"Daniel Jurgens" <daniel...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Tom In Cincy]

Daniel,

I have a printable "blank 9 foot" scaled table drawing that you may use.
The table has all the diamonds connected by grid lines for position.

Feel free to share

www.geocities.com/cincytom314

There are some practice drill that can be printed out also.

Tom In Cincy

"Daniel Jurgens" <daniel...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Mark0]

But it's not printable or easily accessed off line.

Mark0

"Samiel" <sam...@samiel.com> wrote in message
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[LEON3MN]

>
>But it's not printable or easily accessed off line.
>
>Mark0
>

Try a screen capture program like "SnagIt" available on a free trial basis at
www.techsmith.com

LeonW

[Ron Shepard]

In article <20020710202437...@mb-cf.aol.com>,
leo...@aol.com (LEON3MN) wrote:

Most operating systems these days have built-in screen capture
utilities, don't they. I know my computer has one, and it has had it in
earlier versions of the OS for about 14 years now. The commercial and
shareware ones might have more flags and whistles though.

Also, you can download the rsb pool table and use it offline. I have it
on my laptop, which I use often when it is not connected to the
internet, and the rsb pool table works then too.

$.02 -Ron Shepard

[rick]

Tom, when are you comin' back to the Deep South?

BTW, how's my bud Billy T. doing...?

--Rick in Mempho

[Steve Cook]

> The Wei table at:
>
> http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/~wei/pool/pooltable2.html
>
> has a "gray" option you can check.

I've tried to print out that table in color and B&W and all I get is a
blank page. Well almost blank. It has the title and it prints 'help' in
the middle.

--

Steve Cook
st...@iplaypool.com
www.iplaypool.com
Springfield, Illinois

--
We do not rise to the level of our expectations.
We fall to the level of our training.

[Steve Cook]

> Most operating systems these days have built-in screen capture
> utilities, don't they.

Ah yes, the old Alt+Print Screen trick pasted into WordPad or Paint trick.

[Todd L]

daniel...@hotmail.com (Daniel Jurgens) wrote in message news:<b4036102.02071...@posting.google.com>...

You really don't need any special software for screen captures. Get
the wei table where you want it, hit print screen on your keyboard,
then open up Microsoft Paint, hit edit and click on paste. You can
then edit out the extra stuff if you olike and print from there.

Todd L.
Phoenix

[Nobody]

In article <agkbm1$m8l2f$1...@ID-109495.news.dfncis.de>,
st...@datastreamtech.com says...

> > The Wei table at:
> >
> > http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/~wei/pool/pooltable2.html
> >
> > has a "gray" option you can check.
>
>
> I've tried to print out that table in color and B&W and all I get is a
> blank page. Well almost blank. It has the title and it prints 'help' in
> the middle.

I emailed you one you can use.
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