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| Posted by odonata uskidscompute.com 11/27/2004 12:34:45 Play online chess |  Subject: games database softwareMessage: Does anyone knows if software for a personal chessgames database exists? Something like the games database here on gameknot, but one for personal use. (I play in a chessclub and I'd like to make an inventary of my games...) Odonata |
| Posted by fmgaijin uskidscompute.com 11/27/2004 13:17:17 Play online chess | Virtually Any Database System . . . Message: . . . lets you make personal databases. For example, with ChessBase, you can create as many databases as you like, adding games from any source you desire. Many players here create a personal database for their current games so that they can store their analysis and notes as the game progresses. Personally, I usually just use the "note" feature here during games, but when I played in the GK-IECC match, the game wasn't on GK, so I made a database for that game. In addition, I export my games here in pgn notation as I finish them and add them to my main CB file. |
| Posted by baseline uskidscompute.com 11/27/2004 19:01:19 Play online chess | free databases Message: here is a link to a page that describes free databases and gives links to their sites: home.earthlink.net/~baseline.rd/mysite/f good luck ——— On Chess: Royal game is outlet for confined minds — As a teenager, I found something special in chess. Unlike with school, little had to be memorized. Instead, I was presented with a never-ending frontier in which I could discover new ideas and moves in response to the exigencies of chess combat. There are so many paths to take in a typical chess position that one might play a lifetime of games, each different from the other. Every game was an adventure in which I could prevail if I were clever and brave enough. One could make mistakes, but the embarrassment of losing seemed small compared with the excitement of engagement and the windfall of discovery. The chess experience contrasts with formal education, which, regrettably, is often ... |