Export your hand history from DriveHood or any other tracking source into a text file before importing it into the program.
This ensures that the hands are processed correctly and that the card recognition system works as intended.
The recommended text editor for this purpose is Notepad++.
There are several convenient ways to open or import your hand history:
— Select File Button:
Click the Select File button and browse to your saved hand history file. This is the simplest and most direct method.
— Drag and Drop the Entire File:
Locate your file in the file explorer, then click and drag it into the program's Drag&Drop here area. The program will automatically detect and load the contents.
— Drag Selected Hands From an Editor:
Open your hand history file in a text editor (Notepad++ is recommended for its clean formatting). Highlight the specific hands you want to analyze, then drag them into the program while holding the Control key.
This method is ideal when you want to import only a portion of the file.
— Copy and Paste Selected Hands:
If you prefer working with the clipboard, open the hand history in Notepad++, select the hands you need, copy them (Ctrl+C), and then double-click inside the program's Drag&Drop here area to paste them directly.
After the file or selected text is imported, the program will display a window showing your hand history. It will automatically scan each line for card symbols and other recognizable elements.
Whenever it detects a valid combination or sequence of cards, a Copy button will appear at the end of that line.
Clicking the Copy button places the extracted card information onto your clipboard. From there, you can paste it into any compatible tool - such as analysis software (solver, calculator), note-taking programs, or training applications.
This streamlined workflow makes it easy to quickly extract, review, and transfer card data, allowing you to focus on analyzing your hands more efficiently.
