Author: Michel Chassey
Date: 11:25:52 06/20/99
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When you enter a position on the board and CM6k prints variations in the think line windows it is these variations that I would like to study. Hope this clarifies ... Thanks for your attention,On June 20, 1999 at 13:56:59, John R. Menke, Sr. wrote: >On June 20, 1999 at 12:57:29, Michel Chassey wrote: > >>Hello everyone, >>how can I save Cm6000 analysis to a file for sudy ? >>Some help will be greatly appreciated, >> >>Michel Chassey > >Michael, >What do you mean by "analysis"? Be specific! Using the CM6000 main program, >you can enter a line of play between two human players then save it as a "game" >for later reloading and replay. Using the Opening Book Editor (a separate >program), you can enter opening lines and build your own opening book, including >variations. Using the database (from the File menu in the main program), you can >construct your own database of games, which could be different lines proceeding >from a common position (i.e. analysis). >---JRM
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