Author: Louis Fagliano
Date: 10:24:36 04/10/02
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On April 09, 2002 at 16:32:26, Joshua Lee wrote: >Hello, I recently purchased Chessbase 8 and while happy for the most part i am >annoyed that i don't know how to do one thing. I have collected my games from >ICC into a pgn file and had copied them over to cbh to work on. See I need to do >some Openings work basically i take this game and find out the eco codes, i >sorted the database this way but the difficult part is that since i am not a >GM/IM i need to see where either I left the book, or my opponent and also any >Transpositions. I play Nf3, c4, d4 as White , but i get a whole bunch of >nameless openings D02 D00 etc instead of something like B14 When i Know i am in >a Panov. Also I need to know right off the bat what moves were better and if i >deffered from the mainlines, I need to know what moves to play to get to what >opening. I know A40 Queen Pawn has to get to E11 Catalan somehow, or A10-A39 >English. This is my problem, Is there a better way, does anyone have other >advice possibly scratching this in pursuit of a better way of organizing what >openings i play? It's not like i plan on going crazy, i am aware that there's >more important things to chess than the openings yet i still need to build up my >repertoire and that's going to take up 3/4 openings not every one. >Hopefully i've explained the problem well enough and i hope either chessbase or >Some other software will do the "hard" work. Try the editorial annotation, RR. I think it is Ctrl-Shift-R or you can go to "Game" - "Annotation" - "Editorial Annotation RR" Either way it will mark down the move in the game as a "novelty", meaning that it is the first move in the game that departs from any of the 2,000,000 games in your Mega 2002 database.
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