1. Look at the frame and see if it has distinctive 'black' dots painted on at several holes, this usually indicates where 'main' strings go. I have seen this on many Head and Babolat frames.
2. If the racket was strung prior and the strings are still intact, then write down where the main strings and where the cross strings are. Generally I use abbreviations such as 1H, 2H or 2T to shorten the verbage. Count outword from the center of the frame and H stands for Head and T stands for throat.
3. Visit the Manufacturers website and look for 'stringing patterns' most companies include this information on their websites.
4. If you find yourself facing this problem alot then maybe joining the USRSA (United Racket Stringers Association) because they publish a reference book that has most string patterns and is updated yearly.
I hope this information helps and please email me with questions.
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