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It looks like the screen capture came out small. Sorry about that. Can't seem to fix it, at least not tonight.

Two cases of PGN import: I imported the recent PGN version of The King's Indian Defense, Move by Move, by Sam Collins into COW. Looks great so far! I imported David Vigoritto's Attacking Chess The King's Indian Defense vol1. Despite the fact that it is somewhat older, it is a great resource and even...

Two more interface suggestions on an already great product: I almost always set my COW Professional game file window so that it takes up nearly half the width of the screen. That way I can have two files open and visible at the same time. I also adjust panels within the COW window about the same way...

I've uploaded all 5 volumes, taking care to open the text file and removing the non-game introduction to each volume before uploading the PGN games. Works great!

Screenshot (1) - Copy 2.png Everyman chess seems fully committed to publishing their books in electronic form. I recently bought the 5 volume My Great Predecessors for $33. To the left is a page from Volume 2 in the Kindle format.To the right is the same position in COW Pro. (Note that some of the ...

I had to adjust the resolution down a couple of times before posting at this site. So the original is much easier to read!

I've learned a little more. For CA users, do a search and find your games. Then go to "Advanced" to "Statistics" and "results." It was easier in Exachess!

I hope B-Savage was able to resolve his problems. I have now converted some 50 COW Express ebooks to the new COW Pro format. The largest was 3.5 gigs. The process works without a hitch for me. I'll provide some details for anyone who has the same memory constraints as I have. I have two ASUS laptops...

Thanks John. Here's something I found on BackSolving on pg 3: "Numbers are the numeric assessments of the leaf nodes which are assigned by chess engines. That can be done manually by visiting a leaf node, allowing the engine to think, and then grabbing the engine analysis. It is more commonly d...

Thanks John, I confirmed your answer to my third question. It's kind of neat in operation, though I don't know if I will use it. As to 2, I think you are basically right, but there seems to be a twist of sorts. Here is a test case example. I have a database with the following moves (PGN, Export line...