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: developed by [[Jeff Widergren]], formerly used at the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]] and still widely used in the United States. It has a limited set of features but is relatively easy to learn. TourneyMan requires Windows.
 
: developed by [[Jeff Widergren]], formerly used at the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]] and still widely used in the United States. It has a limited set of features but is relatively easy to learn. TourneyMan requires Windows.
  
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: developed by [[R.A. Fontes]], is also widely used in the United States. TMenu requires DOS or Windows.
 
: developed by [[R.A. Fontes]], is also widely used in the United States. TMenu requires DOS or Windows.

Revision as of 13:47, 7 April 2009

Software plays an increasing role in organized SCRABBLE® activities. NASPA's Web Committee offers web hosting space to software developers, and works with them to develop standards.

Game Analysis

Quackle
developed by Jason Katz-Brown and John O'Laughlin, is the strongest SCRABBLE playing program in the world. It is used by many players for training, and to analyze their tournament games to improve their future play.
Maven
developed by Brian Sheppard, is also a strong program, but was withdrawn from the market when its rights were sold to Hasbro. Sheppard continues to develop the program, a branch of which was available briefly from Hasbro in CD-ROM form.
ACBot
developed by James Cherry, and used to provide game analyses to users of DOoM servers, is no longer available.

Word Judge

NASPA recommends that clubs and tournaments use laptops running word adjudication software to process challenges in competitive games.

Zyzzyva
developed by Michael Thelen, is used at all major events, including the National SCRABBLE Championship, National School SCRABBLE Championship and Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship
WHAT
developed by Mike Wolfberg
Requirements: Windows
Acceptable for club and tournament play
WordJudge
developed by John Babina
Requirements: Requires bootable floppy drive
Acceptable for club and tournament play
Lexpert (No longer available but previous versions exist)
developed by M.J. Ravichandran
Requirements: Windows, Windows CE
Acceptable for club play only

Tournament Management

Tournament management software decides which players play each other, and reports on their standings.

tsh
developed by John Chew, is used at all major events, including the National SCRABBLE Championship, National School SCRABBLE Championship and Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship. It has a very rich set of features, but most directors need some help at first learning to use it. tsh runs under OS/X, Linux, DOS and Windows.
TourneyMan
developed by Jeff Widergren, formerly used at the National SCRABBLE Championship and still widely used in the United States. It has a limited set of features but is relatively easy to learn. TourneyMan requires Windows.
TMENU
developed by R.A. Fontes, is also widely used in the United States. TMenu requires DOS or Windows.
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