Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 15:04:54 06/20/03
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On June 20, 2003 at 14:17:39, Peter Berger wrote: >On June 20, 2003 at 13:53:01, Ulrich Tuerke wrote: > >>On June 20, 2003 at 13:36:23, Peter Berger wrote: >> >>>Someone sent me a .cbh database with an annotated game I'd like to open, let's >>>say peter.cbh . Fritz can't open it though. >>> >>>Probably it doesn't work this way - I notice there are usually also .cbe, .cbj >>>and .cbm files in the same folder with the same name - do I need those, too ? Or >>>is it not possible to exchange a database this way anyway? >>> >>>I don't want to annoy the person who sent me the database and also want to >>>answer fast with a correct question on what I need instead/in addition - can one >>>of you experts help me with a quick tip please? >> >>I suspect very much that a single .cbh file is unsufficient. You'd need at least >>some of the other types, in addition. >>In case you want to have a chessbase database in a single file, then you have to >>choose the archive format, which is the .cbv. >> >>Regards, >>Uli >> > >Thanks Uli and Thorsten, > >yes, it seems the .cbv format would have been the correct format for >transmission. Problem is that I don't know how computer savy the sender is. I do >have the .cbh-file now - what would be easiest to ask from the sender? > >Regards, >Peter Peter, Two methods to obtain *.cbv: Easiset: select database , "control z", type the name of the archive Old fashioned: right click selected database, >TOOLS>BACKUP DATABASE then follow as above. Best. Michael
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