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dafeigou
Feb 13, 2012
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Question about  Fritz12:  If anyone here knows what does this sign mean?
Given in the prescription by Fritz,
it's the colorful sigh as showed below, which appears every now and then in the result of the full analysis,I checked the Fritz manual but found no answer for this ,so I come to here.I am in hope that here I can get some help,thanks in advanceSmile

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DrawMaster
Feb 13, 2012
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#2

The half-circle means "with the idea of ...", or something to that effect.

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sebs42
Feb 13, 2012
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#3

Clicking on the icon will show some arrows on the board.

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dafeigou
Feb 13, 2012
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sorry I think I should have made it clearer,I mean the small square one ,see with blue red yellow and a dark grey background color one. Of course I know what are those sentences in blue ,just wonder the meaning of the  colorful little square,thanks DrawMaster and paulgottlieb though. Besides I want  more info and more exactly explanation of this little square , so may I ask sebs42 that do you know the detail of it?

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Kingpatzer
Feb 13, 2012
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#5

the little colorful square is a diagram. In older Chessbase products that would appear as {diagram#} 

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sebs42
Feb 13, 2012
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aceno1 wrote:

[...] so may I ask sebs42 that do you know the detail of it?

I use an old Fritz 8. When I click this symbol, fritz draws more or less helpful arrows on the board:

The example in the screenhot is a bit stupid, but I couldn't find another one right now. 

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sebs42
Feb 13, 2012
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Found a better one :)

"The isolated pawn d4 is being attacked further"