Introduction
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Note: To change the order of games for layout purposes, drag & drop them to the
desired position in the games list.
Printing repertoires
A heavily annotated opening is called repertoire in ChessBase. Printing a repertoire is
different from printing games: Repertoires are layouted like tables in the Encyclopedia
of Chess Openings (ECO).
Up to move XX” option
“Up to move XX” option - this option, found among the print settings, appears to be
new, but I can’t seem to use it as it is inactive. Can this option be used to limit the
number of moves when printing repertoires, e.g. to 25? Or is there another way to limit
printing to a number of moves when printing a repertoire?
The option becomes selectable/active if the “Comments” checkbox is deselected. The
value is used when printing multiple game annotations and limits the number of moves
printed. This means that variations are then not printed.
Creating textfiles
You can create a textfile from a loaded game or from selected games in a games list.
In a games list, select games with Ctrl-mouseclick after bringing them in the desired
order by drag & drop. Right-click -> Output -> Selection to Textfile leads you to a
dialog box querying the desired format. For your word processor, RTF is a good choice.
Publishing games on the Web
It is possible to publish one or more games on the Web. This is also possible using
Facebook's "Share link". Boa rd Window - F ile - Publish t o We b
E-Mailing games
In a games list, right -c lic k -> Out put -> E-M a il se le c t e d ga m e s backups the selected
games int