    Splitting .GLF (Golfer Result) Files                  FILE: FT.HLP 
                                                                              
    Splitting result files can be done using the Combine/Split Facility.      
    The purpose of this is to allow analysis of any part of a .GLF file 
    as a separate period.  
                                                                              
    For example, let's say that you have been maintaining your history 
    in one big file for the entire 1987 season.  Now that it's July, you 
    wish to look back over the season to see how you have been playing.   
    Suppose you want to see how May compares to June and those two 
    compare to July?  This is where file splitting comes in. 
                                                                              
    Splitting makes two files from one.   The split file may be split 
    again and again as long as there are more than one round in the 
    file.  For example, you could split a file containing the 1987 
    season once and end up with   one file having July to present and 
    the second file having everything previous to July.   The second 
    file could then be split again to isolate June.  This process can 
    continue until all of the necessary time periods have been isolated.
                                                                             
    One way around having to split files would be to maintain each 
    period in a separate file.  Good historical analysis takes just a 
    little bit of planning but is worth all the time spent.
  
