Introduction
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Drag & Drop implemented in all list views.
Optional display of the material available in all game lists.
Saving game notation with Drag & Drop or Copy/Paste now possible for every
database.
Input window for text commentary can be resized. The last size and position are
saved.
Announcing of moves and board sounds via the computer speakers is supported.
Changing of tournament, source, annotator or team indexes is possible for groups of
games.
Elo values can be deleted for selected games.
User-defined “hot keys” are available for all functions.
Improved display with different options for training questions.
Improved overview with the display of a game in several small diagrams.
All backup copies (archives) are displayed in the database explorer and in the file
dialog.
Text input available for correspondence chess notation.
Information about correspondence chess handling is displayed in the game lists.
Tournament templates contain correspondence chess options, such as time controls.
Improved correspondence chess management for printing, mailing, holidays, etc.
Support of very large databases (bigger than 4 GB).
Complete support of the UCI protocol for connecting UCI chess engines.
Engine parameters configurable for saving individual settings.
Support of the Nalimov endgame databases (tablebases) with an improved
configuration dialog.
In the multi-line mode there is a display of the continuations that have changed at a
certain search depth.
Improved graphics, e.g. transparent arrows on the chess board.
In game lists and game notation the font option “Clear Type” is supported.
Improved handling of Outlook for sending games by email.
New ChessBase databases can be created with Windows Explorer.
ChessBase 2014