OK if they're NOT batting the roster, it's just like scoring an MLB game.

>10 John P 1
>10 John 1B 3
>19 Tony 1B 5
>
>13 Hank CF 1
>15 Bill PH 3
>15 Bill 2B 5


Here John started at pitcher, moved to 1st in the 3rd, and was replaced in
the defensive half of the 5th inning by Tony. Hank started at CF, Bill
batter for Hank in the offensive half of the 3rd inning, then stayed in the
game and played 2B.

Now if you have a player that Bats but does not play defensively, list them
as a DH. Then if you have a player that plays defensively but does not bat,
list them at the end of the lineup AFTER A BLANK 10th BATTER. K-ForCE see
the blank spot and starts the lineup back at the top of the order. So the
batter listed 11th doesn't bat. Technically, K-ForCE would allow you to
have multiple DHs by using this technique.