Author: Odd Gunnar Malin
Date: 03:49:52 01/26/04
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On January 26, 2004 at 06:19:16, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >Thanks to you too. What interested me already during my short stay during the >last event, how could I get access to the database of the many games I mean pgn, >or is this all only the results and statistics? Is ICC here different to the CB >server where I was informed (time ago) that if they would publish the games many >famous players wouldn't play anymore? > >Rolf All plyers have a history list of their last 20 games. To see this list use the command: his <member> You can click in the list or use the command: examin <member> <gamenumber> A member could also save games in his library for a permanent storage. To see a members library use the command: lib <member> You can click in this list too or use the command: examin <member> %<gamenumber> Important tournament are also keept in libraries, to see witch tournament and how to play throug a game use the command: help cool-libs This will by default bring up a web-page with instructions. I you want to see the same list inside blitzin (or other gui) use the command: set webhelp 0 first. As a last entry into ICC's database you can do a search for a player/games in an opening etc. with: search <membername> see help search for more information. This latest search function is only for members. To get a pgn from a game you can either list it as pgn and copy it into your chessprogram with the command 'pgn'. See 'help pgn' for possible parameters. Easiest is to wiew the game with one of the above command and just use the command 'pgn' Members can in addition use the command 'mailstored' to get games by e-mail. For instruction see 'help mailstored' Odd Gunnar
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