How can I open a pgn file with Fritz?

If you know please give me an answer.

Fritz is an just engine, what GUI (graphical user interface) are you using?

dunno

Probably Fritz. It is also the name of the program itself, which includes the GUI.

I usually open the PGN in Notepad, selct all, copy, and then Paste game.

That's just confusing. Actually I guess it is simpler, therefore more confusing because everything else is so convoluted...

1) Start the Fritz program.

2) Press F12

3) Press CTRL+O

4) Change dropdown to PGN file and navigate to the file etc... 

Hope it works....

More confusing than:

Press F12

Press CTRL+O

Change dropdown to PGN file and navigate to the file etc... 

????

Nygren and paulgottlieb are right.It works.Thank you all for participating.I can use Fritz for 960 games now.Chessmaster does not open 960 games.

Great answers, thanks guys.

This step is easy to overlook and may be the source of frustration for many.

A very good combination is to use chessbase with the fritz engine.

How do you change the dropdown to PGN File ...... where is the PGN file or where do I have to create it??

Fritz is driving me crazy!!

Can you describe in details what your problem is?

Odd, the link works for me.

Read the manual. Saves loads of time.

1. Create a new game;

2. on the 'score sheet menu', on the right side, copy and paste the moves of your pgn file

3. enjoy

I also switch off the engine on the Engine tab

Who would do a fool thing like that? That's heresy!

(RTFM = Read The Funky Manual?)

Just upgraded to CB 15 and Komodo 13 (which runs on Fritz 16). No manuals came with the software, but with an internet connection it is possible to access help files from within the program.

If you are intending for improving your chess rather than playing with an engine,serious analysis and opening preparation,i would say that you could go for lucaschess.even though its i free program it features a lot of training features for every improving player.hope this works