Select Settings Sample Clauses

The 'Select Settings' clause establishes the process by which parties choose specific options or parameters relevant to the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines how selections are made, such as designating service levels, delivery methods, or other customizable features, often through a schedule or appendix. Its core function is to ensure that both parties clearly agree on the particular settings or configurations that will govern their relationship, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over expectations.
Select Settings. | Conference teams to identify the teams in your conference (and divi- sions).
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Select Settings. | Women’s venue to select the women’s venue and to choose to run re- ports from the overall database, conference-only, or to choose to run reports versus a specific opponent. By default, all seasons in your career/historical database are included in reports. Select Settings | Include seasons when you want to tailor your reports to include only a subset of these seasons. Choose a team to run career or single-season reports for. Functions on the Edit menu are provided for maintenance of season/career cumulative historical data. All cumulative statistics are stored in separate database files for each season. Career statistics are automatically calculated by totaling statistics for players across each separate season database file. Select Edit | Edit season data to add, change or delete individual and team statistics in the cumulative season database files. [If the season you want to edit hasn't been cre- ated, use the Edit | Add new season to generate an empty historical file for that season]. When prompted, select the season you want to edit. The Season Edit control panel is displayed. Opponent stats: Press this button to access the Opponent Stats Edit screen. Summary report: Press this button to display a summary of statistics for the selected season.
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