Author: John Merlino
Date: 10:59:08 03/30/01
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On March 30, 2001 at 13:51:16, Brian Kostick wrote: >On March 30, 2001 at 13:31:05, John Merlino wrote: > >snip: >> >>The thing that most people forget, however, is that you can copy any game from >>any room INTO the Game Room and analyze it there. This is useful for analyzing >>any of the Classic Games (from the Library) or any game from the Database room. >> >>If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to ask them either here >>or by private e-mail. >> >>jm > >John, > > Maybe you could outline this copy into Game Room process. I can menu item >Edit/Copy all kinds of stuff but I don't understand the Paste procedure. I can't >even find it. Thanks, B.K. Let's use a Classic Game from the Library as an example. After loading the Classic Game in the Library: 1) Go to the Game Room 2) Use the "Edit -> Copy Game From -> Library" menuitem. That's all that's required. The game will immediately be copied into the Game Room and you can treat it like any other game. Copying a game that wasn't actually PLAYED (or modified) inside Chessmaster will automatically assume that it is a human vs. human game with Infinite time control. The process for the Database is almost identical. Just select the (ONE) game from the database that you want to copy, go to the Game Room and copy the game. If you select multiple games, then whichever of those games that are selected is the one that you last clicked on will be the one copied. So, it's NOT a "copy/paste" kind of procedure a la other Windows programs. It's just a single copy. jm
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