Author: Mike Leahy
Date: 07:08:31 02/28/06
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On February 28, 2006 at 04:25:09, Mark Boylan wrote: >Do you add comments to each position as you enter the moves? Aren't the comments >stored along with the position? What I mean is, when an opening transposes do >you have to be careful in your comments not to assume a specific variation, or >do you note the transposition. The comments are tied to specific positions. There is no need to be careful. If you transpose, you want to see every comment about that position regardless of how you reached it. If you put in the moves by hand (mousing them in) then Bookup automatically notes the transpositions with its red 'T' indicator. >Would you suggest creating seperate books for black and white? How about for >different openings? Is there any other reason I would want to keep separate >books or is it ok to just store everything in one file? > >Thanks I'd suggest keeping separate ebooks for White and Black. They will cross on one line where your opponent plays your exact repertoire against you, but there is a great advantage in knowing that all the White moves in your White ebook are the ones you plan to play. I'd also suggest keeping major openings in separate ebooks provided they are not likey to transpose. If these openings are your repertoire, I'd still recommend keeping them in the same ebook for Black or White rather than separating them by opening. I hope that helps. Mike Leahy "The Database Man!" www.bookup.com
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