2009/3/16 Pascal Georges :
>> Did I miss it? I think a function similar to Chess Assistant where, at
>> any point in a game one can choose "Search Position" and specif\y
>> which DB to search in (among other options), would be the most
>> economical I'm thinking in the common case that I'm not
Really ?
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2009/3/15 Chris Lott
> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:57 AM, Alexander Wagner
> wrote:
> > Well, for the first place this seems to be something for the FAQ/Tips ;)
>
> Did I miss it? I think a function similar to Chess Assistant where, at
> any point in a game one can choose "Search Position" and spe
Chris Lott wrote:
Hi!
>> Well, for the first place this seems to be something for the FAQ/Tips ;)
>
> Did I miss it?
AFAIK not. This was meant as a note for Benoit.
> I think a function similar to Chess Assistant where, at
> any point in a game one can choose "Search Position" and specif\y
> w
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 9:57 AM, Alexander Wagner
wrote:
> Well, for the first place this seems to be something for the FAQ/Tips ;)
Did I miss it? I think a function similar to Chess Assistant where, at
any point in a game one can choose "Search Position" and specif\y
which DB to search in (among
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> It is a pretty basic question, indeed. And the way I do it involves
> the Clipbase :
>
> + Copy the game to Clipbase (CTRL-C)
> + Open the Database Switcher (CTRL-D)
> + Switch to the database you want to search
> + Create a new game (CTRL-N)
This is ctrl-x
> + Co
Hello,
It is a pretty basic question, indeed. And the way I do it involves
the Clipbase :
+ Copy the game to Clipbase (CTRL-C)
+ Open the Database Switcher (CTRL-D)
+ Switch to the database you want to search
+ Create a new game (CTRL-N)
+ Copy the game from Clipbase (CTRL-V)
+ Open the PGN Win
I hope rather basic questions are OK-- sometimes I'm unable to find
very basic techniques in the help file. In this case:
How can I take the position from a board I am looking at in one
database (say, a history of my own games) and search for it in another
db (say, my big reference db)? I assumed
