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[QUOTE="xXSmuggla, post: 1440079, member: 62527"]
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 [/INDENT][LEFT]Assuming you are using Hold'Em Manager (I think its better than poker tracker)  Here is how you import HH into the program.
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[*][COLOR=black]Open[/COLOR] up the [B]Hand  History Option[/B] in your [B]Poker Client[/B] so you can see the path  that the poker client is saving Hand Histories too.  Might be something  like:  " c:\Program Files\[B]YOURPOKERCLIENT[/B]\Hand History"
[*]Select [B]Options / Configure Auto Import Folders[/B] from the  Holdem Manager [B]Options[/B] dropdown menu.  You should be presented  with the following screen.  This screen may be blank.  The [B]Current Import Folders[/B]  on this screen shows all of my Auto-Import folders.
[*]If you don't see your [B]Hand History Path[/B] listed, click the [B]Add   Folder[/B] button
[*]   The above screen shows the Full-Tilt  Poker client.  If you are not setting this up for for Full Tilt, add  the Hand   History Path for your Poker Client.  
[*]Check the [B]Import for Sub  Folders?[/B] checkbox if it's not already checked. (If you play on  Microgaming/Prima MAKE SURE THIS IS UNTICKED)
[*]Add an [B]Archive Folder[/B].  This allows you to save your hand  histories to a different part of your hard drive because poker clients  automatically delete hand histories after a while.
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Now when you click [B]Auto Import[/B], Holdem Manager will constantly be  scanning these folders we just setup for new hand histories.  If  everything is setup correctly your HUD should be working and importing  hands to your database.

Also,[B][/B] Do not add "C:\" for any [B]Auto Import Folder[/B]!   This will severely slowdown your PC

I hope this helps let me know if you have any problems
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