Author: P. Massie
Date: 21:42:03 01/27/04
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You can use this method to save the "notation" part of the book. Normally books are empty in that area, but if you actually play through the moves in the book those moves will be saved in the notation and you can save this as a new game into a database. Of course, you can't possibly play through all the moves in something like the Powerbook, so this doesn't resolve your need - you only get the moves you've actually played. Paul On January 28, 2004 at 00:21:22, Paul Doire wrote: >Bob, >I want to apologize afetr following my procedures outlined below >I too, did indeed end up with an empty new database...sorry. > >I have been searching for 2 hours to find an answer to your >question to no avail. It would seem like Chessbase would have this capability >doesn't it. Maybe the books are not full games so it is not possible. > >Regards, >Paul
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