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the most hands i can get out of a summary is around 50.. if i request the last hour it clips the message and i lose half the hands i played.. is there a way i can get all the hands i have played @ pokerstars on to pokertracker??Thanks!

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the most hands i can get out of a summary is around 50.. if i request the last hour it clips the message and i lose half the hands i played.. is there a way i can get all the hands i have played @ pokerstars on to pokertracker??Thanks!
Don't request a time frame, request a number of hands.
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There is a way to save all hand histories to the hard drive. Go to Options->Instant Hand History OptionsSet it up to point to the folder you'd like and the # of days to keep the file. Then just set up pokertracker to watch that directory for changes. Works pretty slick.

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Use the instant hand history feature when you play and you'll never have to worry about it going forward. PokerTracker is very easy to configure for that and Jayson has a good thread on it already.http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...pic.php?t=12767
thanks for the tip i read through that thread but didnt find anything about it configuring with instant hand history.. can you explain it please?
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1) set pokerstars up to put hand histories on your hard drive2) set pokertracker up to read the handhistories from that location3) set pokertrackers timer to check for hand histories every X minutes that you want.

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Re-read my post... it's the "Options" menu in PokerStars, not in PokerTracker. Then in PokerTracker under the file menu there is an option to scan a directory for hand histories.Email isn't part of the equasion as PokerTracker is importing the histories as PokerStars is saving them to the hard drive.

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