Author: Ron Langeveld
Date: 09:35:32 02/14/02
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On February 14, 2002 at 03:08:47, Sergei Smith wrote: >I imported 2200.pgn to 2200.ctg >then imported 2200.ctg to Fritz7.ctg > >There are no colored lines in Fritz7.ctg anymore while there used to be green, >red and blue preference analysis lines. I have seen this behaviour as well. I think that, in order to maintain the preference moves, you should reverse the order of import; so start with the 2200.ctg and import Fritz7.ctg. I think this will force the F7 book preferences to be leading. Please also note that starting from scratch is your safest way out, since the option of chosing "book -> reset weights" will result in heavy memory/disk I/O. In my case it took minutes, every time I wanted to close Fritz7. Somehow this is not a one-time rollback operation. Each time Fritz7 seemed to be non-responding while closing down, whereas performance monitor would show you that it has a 100% load on page I/O. Regards, Ron > >The superscrript annotation indicated in PGN by $N where N is a single or double >digit seems to be OK > >What is the function of blue lines ?
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