Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> I have created the following "default configuration:
>
> On the left there is the chessboard.
> On the right there is
> * A database switcher with three databases: "My games", "My analysis",
> "Reference database" loaded by startup through a shortcut
> * Game notation
Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> you are right, but this is not my point. My point is there is no consistent
> way, a typical new user (one which does not read manuals) can find out how
> to perform elementary tasks.
Well those who can read have a clear advantage. (Ok, I have my doubts
about the cor
Hi,
I have created the following "default configuration:
On the left there is the chessboard.
On the right there is
* A database switcher with three databases: "My games", "My analysis",
"Reference database" loaded by startup through a shortcut
* Game notation window
* Game tree of the re
Hello Alexander,
you are right, but this is not my point. My point is there is no consistent
way, a typical new user (one which does not read manuals) can find out how
to perform elementary tasks.
- If you right click on a move there should be an option "Add comment",
which maybe just open
Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> I finished too early. After finding out that there is a comment window
> which I have to open e.g. from the menu bar, I want to remove a game and
> searching the game list in the menu bar. But there is nothing, but
> surprisingly there right mouse click option in th
Gerd Lorscheid wrote:
Hi!
> I played a bit around with Scid, because I wanted to show the program as
> alternative to Chessbase the next days. So I replayed a game and wanted
> to comment a move with a question-mark. So how to do it.
Focus the main window, press ? and (I just made those bind
Hello again,
I finished too early. After finding out that there is a comment window which
I have to open e.g. from the menu bar, I want to remove a game and searching
the game list in the menu bar. But there is nothing, but surprisingly there
right mouse click option in the game
Hello,
I played a bit around with Scid, because I wanted to show the program as
alternative to Chessbase the next days. So I replayed a game and wanted to
comment a move with a question-mark. So how to do it. I followed Windows
guidelines, clicked on this move and pressed the ri
Mark Morss wrote:
Hi!
> One tricky point is that the move number of the continuation from the
> current position is not necessarily the same across all games. Further
> there is the complication that the current position may occur more than
> once in any given game. Some conventions would have
