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ChessBase GmbH is a company that markets software, maintains a chess news site, and operates a server for online chess. Founded in 1986, it maintains and sells massive, containing most historic games, that permit analysis that had not been possible prior to computing. Databases organise data from prior games; engines provide analyses of games and in some. The company The company is located in,. ChessBaseUSA markets their products in the, and some products are released in partnership with (USA). The database.
Image of ChessBase 8.0 running under Windows XP (year 2008). The company hosts an extensive online database. As of 26 September 2016, this contained 6.4 million games.
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This online database can be accessed directly through their database programs. ( As of 28 August 2010, this contained 5.2 million games) It used to be possible to utilise the functionality of this database from Chessbase's 2, which runs on, but some of this functionality was reduced in early 2006. ChessBase is also the name of a popular commercial database program produced by the company for storing and searching records of games of chess. The first version was built for under in January 1987 and later for. ChessBase uses a proprietary format for storing games, but can also handle games in (PGN).
The proprietary format uses less hard drive space and manages information that is not possible in PGN. The software converts files from PGN to ChessBase format, or from ChessBase to PGN. The program permits searches for games, and positions in games, based on player names, some tactical and strategic motifs, material imbalance, and features of the position.
The ChessBase database software integrates chess analysis engines, such as, (all Chessbase products), and several non-commercial engines, including written by Professor, Comet, and Anaconda. The current version of the ChessBase program is ChessBase 14. The last version of ChessBase to use the old style (pre 'ribbon') interface is ChessBase 10. ChessBase 11 adopted the ribbon interface.
The last update to ChessBase 10 was Service Pack 6 ('SP6'), dated December 19, 2011. As of September 2014, it could still be downloaded at the following url: There is no compatible version of the ChessBase program in 2015 (see system requirements of the latest version ). Grandmaster in his blog: 'Macs don’t run ChessBase. Well, technically that’s not true.
A Mac is hardware, but the operating software that comes with a Mac – in my case, the imaginatively named “OS X Mavericks” – can’t handle ChessBase. Or, more accurately, ChessBase doesn’t produce an OS X compatible version'. Smerdon continues, 'You might well ask why ChessBase doesn’t make a Mac-friendly version. It’s a good question. Actually, ChessBase did make a Mac OS version a while ago, but apparently it didn’t sell very well, so they canned it. Part of the reason could be that Macs weren’t as popular a decade ago as they are now in our hipster-flourishing era.' The engines The ChessBase company produces or markets the Fritz family of chess engines (, NIMZO, and ) along with their integrated (standard across the family).
Some of these are sold (apart from ChessBase) in versions designed for. (See, for example,.) said, 'I find the ideas? Fritz finds the ideas.'
Playchess server. Main article: News site Chessbase also maintains ChessBase News, a web site containing chess news, as well as information on their products. The site is available in English, German and Spanish. Other publications ChessBase produces many CDs and DVDs, including monographs on famous players, tactical training exercises, and training for specific opening systems. They publish ChessBase Magazine six times per year, which comes as a thin printed text and accompanying CD with multimedia chess news, as well as how to donate to ChessBase, articles on opening novelties, database updates (including annotated games), and other articles. All these are designed for viewing within their database software, but many have a more up-to-date version of ChessBase Light than the free version available from their web-page. See also.
References. John Watson, Secrets of Modern Chess Strategy: Advances Since Nimzowitsch (London: Gambit Publications, 1998), 8. Karsten Muller and Frank Lamprecht, Fundamental Chess Endings: A New Endgame Encyclopedia for the 21st Century (London: Gambit Publications, 2001), 9-10. Muller and Lamprecht, 400-406. Tim Krabbe, Chess Records. Retrieved 2016-09-26. Kasparov and ChessBase.
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Retrieved 29 November 2016. Christian Kongsted, How to Use Computers to Improve Your Chess (London: Gambit Publications, 2003), 104. External links.
Originally posted by feucav64 Do you know if this is possible? Has anybody ever tried to install CB on a usb flash drive in order to have a portable version of CB? Note: the installer only lets you choose from volumes on your harddrive (c: and d:, for example). It won't even let you choose your thumb drive, say, e: as a program location. Does anybody know of a trick to achieve this?You could designate the flash as the D drive, at least temporarily, if you actually have a D drive, you can disconnect it and then plug in the USB which should come out as a D. I have seen it come out with other letters before but you should be able to download chessbase to it like that.
Let us know if that works. Why can't you just download the whole file to a single folder and stuff that folder, copy and paste it, into the flash? Originally posted by feucav64 Do you know if this is possible? Has anybody ever tried to install CB on a usb flash drive in order to have a portable version of CB?
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Note: the installer only lets you choose from volumes on your harddrive (c: and d:, for example). It won't even let you choose your thumb drive, say, e: as a program location.
Does anybody know of a trick to achieve this?Got this from a Google search on 'make app portable'. Give it a try and see if it works. Originally posted by feucav64 Thanks, BigDoggProblem!! Besides, the other good thing is that you can use this trick for any other piece of software that you may want to carry on your flash drive. I can't believe I got it to work:-) How do you export games from Chessbase to Word.
I only see the option Publish to Web and printing. Can you export your games to Rich Text Format?In CB12, opening the database, selecting a game, then File-Selection to text file allowed me to save as an RTF (among other options). Originally posted by feucav64 To mention only a few things, in SCID you can't add text before a move; always after it, which makes it less than ideal to annotate games. You can't work with games in PGN format. You have to convert them to.sci format and, after you're finished, back to PGN.
That's not the case in CB. OTOH, it's database capabilities are not bad. It's pretty fast.Ummm you can work with games in pgn format, infact it has a utility to import a game in pgn format and to export it as a pgn, you don't have to convert them to anything. For example - Tools - Export game to pgn file. Tools - import one pgn game - Tools - import file of pgn games. I know not where you get your information from but i suggest reading the user guide, seriously. Id just like to conclude by saying that Windows sucks and CB sucks too!
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