--- In [email protected], "yjjjohnson" <jj_john...@...> wrote:
>NEVER MIND! I got it! Sorry for the bother. Duh moment on my part.
Forgot to try and apply. Disregard! Thanks for reading. -James
> I want to do a post mortem on a game I played. I have my racks and the words
> played by my opponent. New Player 1 or Me is Human. Quackle is Human with
> Unknown Racks. Is that correct? I'm hitting SET RACK after typing in each
> rack of 7 tiles (me) or word (opp). An exchange is PASS, right? I would just
> type in the new rack/word on the next play of mine/opp. The problem comes
> when I or opponent use the blank. Say my rack is AEINST? and I type in
> AEINST? and hit SET RACK. If Quackle agrees on RETSINA being the best play,
> if I type in RETSINA, the ? does not come off the unseen tiles list. I can't
> type a ? for a letter, right? Eventually I end up late in the game with
> Quackle saying I'm trying to play an impossible play with the tiles left. So
> in the example of RETSINA, if six Rs are already played on the board, Quackle
> asks how can you play another R? It doesn't account for the R of RETSINA
> being the blank. I usually end up with a two unplayed blanks and the score
> being slightly off. Hopefully this makes sense. How do you people handle the
> blanks in the post mortem? What am I doing wrong? Please help. Thanks, James.
>
