Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 14:34:37 05/05/02
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On May 05, 2002 at 17:22:34, Michael D. Sharpe wrote: >I have used Normal32 to fix the PGN in large PGN files in one pass. I found that >there were always errors in PGN which caused a program to choke and after using >Normal32 on a file, I would be able to fix/delete the games and avoid that >problem. I agree that it seems to be a very good tool for that! I think it nice if you could ALSO use it to quickly "fix" a single game that's on the clipboard. One might create a separate tool to facilitate this, or perhaps Normal32 could have this feature added. Here's your original post and my reply (note the word "also"): >The freeware program Normal32 at www.pgn.freeservers.com will strip the "new" >features and put the games back as a bare PGN file. What would also be nice would be a "fix the game that's in the clipboard" type of app that saves the clipboard to a temporary file, calls Normal32 with that file, copies the resulting fixed temporary PGN file back to the clipboard, deletes both temporary files, then optionally calls the user-specified app.
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