Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 05:00:18 11/26/03
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On November 25, 2003 at 20:10:28, David Dahlem wrote: >On November 25, 2003 at 16:49:39, Jorge Pichard wrote: > >>On November 25, 2003 at 16:26:14, swaminathan natarajan wrote: >> >>>you too can create opening book of your own in Pgn >>> >>>simply by selecting the games available in net and in database >>> >>>selecting GM games with 1-0 result for white and 0-1 for black...collect them >>>alland add to new pgn file,the game opening style should be good. >> >>Thanks, I have done that in the past and I'm doing it now during this Graz >>tourney too. What I was refering to is instead of having the complete game of >>the GM2001.PGN file just the first 12 moves is sufficient from all those GM >>games and it would be less bulky. I can do it but it would take me a while, >>probably 2 hours. I started doing it but I stopped after 5 minutes :-) >> > >There is a much faster workaround to do this, using any test editor with the >search and replace feature. This is how i do it. Just load the pgn into the text >editor, use search and replace to replace all occurances of the thirteenth move >number, 13. with an asterisk, *. Then i copy the games from this pgn into a >temporary chessbase database, copy them back to an empty pgn file, and there you >have it, all games truncated to 12 moves. It might also be possible to use >programs other than chessbase interfaces, although i have only used Hiarcs, >Fritz, etc. > >Regards >Dave Can you Email me the truncated GM2001.PGN? I would appreciate it very much. Jorge
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