Author: margolies,marc
Date: 22:38:09 07/05/03
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opening books in chess base format are larger than other kinds of databases. First can your book fit on a floppy? Second, have you tried to move the files which you desire to back up in the windows explorer a9 or merely inside of fritz gui)? Third, an advantage of moving large files using windows explorer is that you can compress them first (like zip,man) also we do not know how much ram your machine has but if it is a low amount and you have the fritz gui loaded and maybe fritz engine with some big-ass hashtable then gosh you might not have a large enough buffer to move that tree file! Hope I helped, marc On July 06, 2003 at 01:23:27, Alex wrote: >Hmmmmmm........... I have spent hundreds of hours concocting my own opening book > (No - it is NOT a book analyzed to death by chessbase engines to beat Fritz or >any other chess base product..... it is simply my OWN opening ideas.......... >However I am finding it incredibly un-doable to save a book from a fritz 8 GUI >or from my documents to the A: drive floppy disk which can then be reloaded back >into Fritz after I deleted the book from the Fritz program (Fritz 8) for >purposes of testing the procedure. Is this Chessbase hanky panky to protect >thier programs from prepared books or is this just not a feature of the program? > If so how does one protect one's created books from hard drive crashes?? Alex.
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