S Y S T E M      M A N A G E R

The SYSTEM MANAGER openning screen

The very first thing, and that applies to any program option, you need to nominate the Game Type for which the selected Program Option will refer. The Lottonet Integra Xp-01 uses 12 Game Type Buttons, each is assigned to one of the Game Types listed in the PROGRAM MANGER. You can change default Game Type Assigements to your specific needs using G/Type SET UP option in the PROGRAM MANAGER.

The header section displays (in the right hand side window) the Program Version and selected Game parameters) This is the command bar on the screen (below the header) and displays chosen Game with four Program option buttons
(which become active after you click on the required Game Type Button

A program with over 3 thousand of systems (wheels), over 2000 Results databases and equal amount of different game types would be a nightmare to navigate and understand. Not so with the all new Lottonet Integra Xp-01. By taking advantage of the new Microsoft Access Database technology, we were able to control and manage all this wealth of information in the background, without the need for the user to have a diploma in computer sciences to use the Program. In fact, all you need to do is to select a desired Game with a single click on a Game Type Button and all relevant Databases are pooled together. The key to simple navigation is to integrate all results, systems and wheels databases with appropriate game types and only access them if and when additional Game type is desired. As you can see, the - System Manager, uses 12 buttons, from letter "A" to letter "L". By clicking on a button, all relevant results, system wheels and game type parameters are automatically compiled together and from then on you can use all four program options without any further imports or setting up procedures. To change, for example, from Saturday Lotto to Power ball or Fantasy 5 or Keno, simply click on appropriate button and presto, you are working with the new set up. The innovative function with this Game Type Set Up is its ability to mix & match all types of games, be it Pick 4, Pick 5, Power ball, Pick 6, Pick 7 or Keno. That way you can prepare and set up your Program exactly for all the games you are ever likely to play. It is very simple, fast and very effective. The "modus operandi" across all program option is standardized and once you learn how to navigate and use one option, you will feel "at home" with the rest of the program. But remember, this Program is not a game but a very necessary tool with which you need to work out the best strategy, using the options provided, to obtain the desired end result....... WINNING THE JACKPOT. We will begin by describing Step by Step procedure to set up your first Lottonet System.

SYSTEM SETUP Option.
How to set up a new System

After you choose the desired Game (the name of the game is displayed in the window next to "GAME" button) from the 12 Game Type buttons, the 4 Program options become active. If your desired Game is not among the 12 Game Type buttons, you need to go to the [G/Type Set Up] option in the Program Manager, find it among all listed game type Databases and Link it to one of the buttons (CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW).

After choosing the game and clicking on SYSTEM SETUP button, a new Bar is added to the command bar. Here you will set the parameters for the new System, such as the type of the system (with/without Bankers [0][1][2][3]), set the minimum winning guarantee for the system and select the size of the system (how many different numbers should the system contain).
Now, let's choose whether we want a Banker in the system or not. To get more info on System Entries, how and why they are used and learn about merits and pitfalls of using Bankers, CLICK HERE