Showing posts with label database. Show all posts
Showing posts with label database. Show all posts

Friday, April 20, 2012

Finding games containing pawn promotions in a chess database (ChessBase Tip #0022)

Finding games containing pawn promotions in a chess database (ChessBase Tip #0022) Tube. Duration : 7.93 Mins.


USCF Sales (uscfsales.com ) brings you another ChessBase 11 chess software tip, presented by Steve Lopez (a renowned chess software authority for two decades, who is also currently blogging ChessBase tips at http ). This video illustrates ChessBase 11 database searches for pawn promotions, as well as pawn promotions with an opposing piece capture.

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Saturday, April 14, 2012

How to make a new chess database and copy games into it (ChessBase Tip #0028)

How to make a new chess database and copy games into it (ChessBase Tip #0028) Tube. Duration : 8.03 Mins.


USCF Sales (uscfsales.com ) presents a series of ChessBase 11 chess software tips, demonstrated by Steve Lopez (a renowned chess software authority for two decades, who is also currently writing additional ChessBase advice at http ). In this video Steve will show you how to create a new database in ChessBase 11, copy games into the new database, and then change the sort order of the game list so that annotated games (that is, games with variations and commentary) are displayed at the start of the list. He also demonstrates how to make this new sort order a permanent change.

Keywords: how, to, use, learn, chessbase, chessbaselight, Fritz, Rybka, Hiarcs, Shredder, Junior, chess, howto, software, program, database, instructions, Steve Lopez, tech, expert, game, games, guide, opening, openings, middlegame, endgame, help, playing, computer, lesson, advice, tips, strategy, tactics, techniques, tricks, player, chessplaying, manual, traps, tutorial, better, stronger, improve, uscfsales, Software Tutorial, Computer Software, PC, boardgame, boardgaming

Friday, April 13, 2012

Finding common pawn structures in a chess game database (ChessBase Tip #0015)

Finding common pawn structures in a chess game database (ChessBase Tip #0015) Tube. Duration : 6.48 Mins.


USCF Sales (uscfsales.com ) brings you another ChessBase chess software tip, presented by Steve Lopez (a renowned chess software authority for two decades, also currently blogging at http ). In this HD video Steve demonstrates ChessBase 11 techniques for conducting effective database searches to find multiple various pawn structures such as passed or doubled pawns.

Tags: how, to, use, learn, chessbase, chessbaselight, Fritz, Rybka, Hiarcs, Shredder, Junior, chess, howto, software, program, database, instructions, Steve Lopez, tech, expert, game, games, guide, opening, openings, middlegame, endgame, help, playing, computer, lesson, advice, tips, strategy, tactics, techniques, tricks, player, chessplaying, manual, traps, tutorial, better, stronger, improve, uscfsales, Software Tutorial, Computer Software
 
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