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2.1.2.12 Fold notation
Complex analysis and large repertoire trees often have very deeply nested variations.
To make the notation easier to read ChessBase provides a folding facility. This is
activated with a right click in the notation.
In the fold menu you can select the following:
Fold all: The notation only displays short lines. At points where sublines are
present there is this symbol:
. Click on this to unfold individual sublines.
Unfold all: The variations are all unfolded. At the branching points you will find
this symbol
. Click on this to fold away individual variations.
Disable folding: This switches off folding completely. All folding buttons disappear
from the notation.
Some things to note:
When you replay a "folded" game the variations are still offered in the variation window
and are automatically unfolded if you enter them.
Pressing Delete folds the current variation complex and jumps to the last branching
point, which appears in the variation menu.
Pressing "+" and "–" fold and unfold the next branch (unless an analysis engine is
running).
2.1.2.13 Search result window
Da t a ba se w indow : Hom e - Ha rddisk ...
This allows you to start a search in the reference database or in the currently
selected database. The search mask appears and allows you enter your search
criteria. The results are displayed in a search result pane in the board window.
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