Author: Mike Hood
Date: 07:17:29 11/13/03
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On November 13, 2003 at 08:58:42, William Penn wrote: >On November 13, 2003 at 08:31:14, Mike Hood wrote: > >>On November 12, 2003 at 23:22:55, enrico carrisco wrote: >> >>>On November 12, 2003 at 21:56:11, Mike Hood wrote: >>> >>>>I noticed today that my "Autosave" database hasn't been added to for more than 6 >>>>months, even though I've played a lot of games in this time. Is there an option >>>>in the Fritz GUI that I've accidentally turned off? How can I activate the >>>>autosaving of games again? >>> >>>Look for the file elsewhere (search for the same name.) >>> >>>-elc. >> >>Already have done, on the whole drive. No luck :( > >From the GUI's Help menu: >"All the games played against the computer are automatically saved in a special >“autosave” database. This is physically located in the directory c:\My >documents\ChessBase\CompBase (if you did not specify another database during >installation). The autosave database is always present in the history list at >the top of the database window." > >So, presumably AutoSave.cbh is NOT present in your history list at the top of >the database window. In that case, try creating a database named AutoSave.cbh at >that location (or wherever your databases are stored), then open it from the >database window. > >If that doesn't work, then I suggest that you reinstall Fritz 8. >WP The Autosave database does exist in c:\My Documents\Chessbase\CompBase, it's in the history list, and the database is cluttered with stuff from April 2001 (when I first got my PC) until March 2003. Nothing has been added since then, and I use Fritz on an almost daily basis. Oh well, unless anyone suggests anything else in the next 24 hours I'll do a reinstallation.
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