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| From | Message | Posted by buddy2
uskidscompute.com
5/26/2003
18:24:29
Play online chess |  Subject: Fritz Database
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For a computer novice. What's the easiest way of getting my Gk games into a Fritz database. I know a lot of you out there have Fritz and have a lot more expertise at manipulating files than I have, so make it simple!
| Posted by negro
uskidscompute.com
5/27/2003
02:58:53
Play online chess | I have
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Chessbase 8 and fritz, if you wana I send you the setup of chessbase 8 by mail and you can transform you PGN games in Chessbase format with that software.
| Posted by baseline
uskidscompute.com
5/27/2003
03:30:34
Play online chess | Just create a new database
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just create a new database with Fritz and name it something like "My GK Games" then download your games at GK into that file. Fritz can read pgn.
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Magnus Carlsen stands out from Corus — Magnus Carlsen, the 19-year-old chess grandmaster from Norway, won the Corus tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands. Since October, Carlsen has won three elite chess events plus the World Blitz Chess Championship. His latest success will boost his 2810 rating to an estimated 2814, the second highest in history. This triumph was more difficult, as first Alexey Shirov of Spain and then Vladimir Kramnik of Russia held the lead. Kramnik defeated Carlsen in the ninth round but finished weakly with three draws and a loss to world chess champion Viswanathan Anand of India. However, Carlsen rebounded with two more wins for a score of ...
| Posted by buddy2
uskidscompute.com
5/27/2003
08:26:47
Play online chess | information
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Thanks for info guys. I know fritz can read pgn--just have to copy it over.
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The Scotch Opening, part 5: a dynamic endgame opportunity — How does White do something with this passive position? Howell-Werle, London 2009. White to play. Concluding our brief survey of the Scotch (1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 d4 exd4 4 Nxd4), we look at the kind of dynamic endgame struggle that can arise from this old but still important chess opening. RB White's position after 1 exf5 Nxf5 2 Re1 (or 2 e4, or 2 Kd2) is so passive – and the e-pawn likely to be a long-term weakness – that White's best chance is to push with 1 e5. Assuming Black takes (1...d5 2 Na4 followed by Nc5 would give the white knight a great post ) with 1...dxe5, White has 2 Bc4, developing his bishop ...
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