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Subject: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD

Author: Peter Berger

Date: 14:27:38 02/11/02

I know some complicated ways to do it but is there a tool availlable for
download that will eat a chessgame in PGN and transform it into a set of EPDs
directly ?

Thanks in advance.
pete

Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Dann Corbit 14:32:29 02/11/02
- Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Peter Berger 15:01:10 02/11/02
  - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Dann Corbit 15:14:11 02/11/02
    - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Peter Berger 15:55:12 02/11/02
      - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Rémi Coulom 05:08:20 02/12/02
        
        Re: Correct - thanks for explanation ! (nt) Peter Berger 05:25:17 02/12/02
      - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Dann Corbit 16:10:57 02/11/02
  - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Peter Berger 15:04:14 02/11/02
    - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Tim Foden 04:22:57 02/12/02
      - Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Peter Berger 05:10:11 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD Tim Foden 05:44:47 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Tim Foden 06:21:35 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Peter Berger 07:01:34 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Tim Foden 08:00:26 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Peter Berger 08:34:02 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Tim Foden 09:35:29 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Peter Berger 11:55:34 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Tim Foden 15:13:18 02/12/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Peter Berger 03:47:44 02/13/02
        
        Re: Looking for a tool : PGN -> EPD (update) Roy Eassa 10:03:37 02/12/02

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