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Subject: Re: Chessbase import games into opening book problem

Author: Barry Culp

Date: 00:29:16 11/28/04

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On November 27, 2004 at 23:48:45, Brian Kostick wrote:

>On November 27, 2004 at 22:10:13, Barry Culp wrote:
>
>>I searched the CCC archives and found a few threads where people cant get the CB
>>"import games into opening book" to work. I couldnt find any posts with
>>solutions :(
>>
>>Well I have this problem. I always get the same error message :
>>
>>New positions : 0
>>
>>I've tried importing PGN and Chessbase files into new and old opening books.
>>I am using the latest CB GUI. I even tried installing my old Shredder 6 to test
>>an old CB GUI but no luck ..same problem
>>
>>The "import book" and "learn from database" functions work fine. The "import
>>games" does not.
>>
>>Any ideas ?
>>
>>Barry
>
>
>Barry,
>
>  I do this with Fritz 8 GUI (16 April 2004). File/New/Openings Book...  Fill
>out the new books name and location, ect... Then Edit/Openings Book/Import
>Games...
>
>  Now the book you want to import to, your new book in this case, should be open
>in the GUI. Select the *.cbh file of games that you wish to import and all
>should go well.
>
>  Now if you had started with a book (*.ctg) that had games in it you might get
>a message saying "New positions : 0" if indeed a the positions were in said book
>already. But positions should definitely be added to your new empty book.
>
>  I have forgotten if the import .pgn to book works or not, but you can import
>.pgn into .cbh first if direct .pgn import fails.  Also I don't remember why I
>stopped at 16 April 2004 version, maybe it was the book thing or maybe something
>else.
>
>FWIW,
>BK


Brian

None of what you suggest works for me.. every different setup I try with "import
games into opening book" fails with same message. I too am using the April 16
2004 GUI which is the latest as far as I know.

Barry



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