Insert Moves into Fritz 13
Sorry, sometimes asking questions on a forum is taking potluck with the promptness and quality of the responses. It just goes with the territory.
Try this - First put a space after each move number and between the moves. For example, the first set of moves would be
1. e4 e5
Now, copy all of the moves to your Windows clipboard. Finally, go into Fritz and paste the game (something like Edit - Paste game). I think that should work.
start a new game, disable the engine and start moving the pieces as in your task.. then save game as.... and listo!
I would make a detour via winboard, creating a PGN-file later to load into Fritz:
1.Open winboard (option "just edit gamefiles").
2."New Game", then move the pieces according to your game.
3. Save game (PGN-file is created)
4. Load PGN-file into Fritz. ("Öffnen"/"Datenbank öffnen", dann nochmal "öffnen" und in der Suchmaske pgn-files einstellen)
Thank you. I tried that. Did not work unfortunately.
Any other ideas?
Huh, shoulda worked. At least I got it to work in an older version of Fritz.
Like the others said, I guess your choices are either to create a pgn file and import it into Fritz, or just manually enter the moves.
A board appears with the initial position. Then just paste, Control+V, and the moves appear like magic in the board window. Then save the game - you will have to enter the player names, tournament, and all other data, but the moves should take care of themselves.
There is no apparent way to paste PGN notation into Fritz 13.
A little cumbersome, but you can still upload it to a custom database after saving the notation as a .pgn and following these steps: http://uscfsales.wordpress.com/2011/08/12/importing-pgn-games-into-the-fritzrybka-interface/
Hey!
Can anyone tell me how I can insert something like this (text):
1.e4e5
2.Nf3f6
3.Bc4c6
4.Nxe5fxe5
5.Qf3d5
6.exd5Nf6
7.dxc6bxc6
8.Qb3Bc5
9.Bf7+Kf8
10.O-Oe4
11.d3Bf5
12.Qb7Nbd7
13.Qb3Ne5
14.Bc4exd3
15.Rd1Nfg4
16.cxd3Qd4
17.Qb7Qxf2+
18.Kh1Rd8
19.b4Nxd3
20.bxc5Be4
21.Bg5Qxg2#
into Fritz?!
ThanQ