Author: Mark Ryan
Date: 16:42:45 04/21/99
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On April 20, 1999 at 18:41:03, Mark Ryan wrote: >On April 20, 1999 at 14:32:42, Steve Lopez wrote: > >>On April 20, 1999 at 14:12:43, Mark Ryan wrote: >> >>>But remember one important >>>thing: SAVE the annotated game immediately; I forgot once and lost all the >>>annotations, which had taken Fritz several hours to produce. >> >>If you highlight a game in the game list, click Analyze, and select "Replace" >>under "Storage" in the window where you set your analysis parameters, Fritz will >>automatically replace the old game with new annotated version with no >>intervention on your part. Then you don't have to worry about losing the >>annotations. > >That's a good point. However, if it is a previously annotated game (such as a >commercial database game with grandmaster analysis), you would probably not want >to lose the original game (with its annotations); in such a case, you would be >better to save the game separately afterward (I think). Well, I checked the manual overnight, and I noticed another option. If you want to save both the original annotated game and the newly annotated game, you could do as Steve says, that is, go to the Analysis Options Storage box, but rather than select REPLACE, you could select APPEND. (But I have never tried this myself.) Cheers, Mark
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