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many from
recent Washington events
File Format Notes:
CBV type files are Chessbase archive databases. They
can be opened with Fritz, ChessBase, ChessBase Light, ChessBase Reader, and
Chess Assistant. If you don't have one of these chess programs, you
can go to www.chessbase.com and
download the free ChessBase Light.
PGN (Portable Game Notation) type files can be opened with almost any chess
program, and also any text editor such as MS-Word or Notepad.
We've added MyChessViewer 2.2 from
MyChess.com, which allows you to view
games in the PGN files directly in your browser. (Click on the corresponding .htm
file in the MyChessViewer column to open the viewer.)
Additional File Format Notes from Drayton:
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The ChessBase (cbv) files have the best annotations and I
recommend that everyone should get ChessBase on their computer. There are two
free versions of ChessBase (CB Light and CB Reader) available with limited
features.
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When I convert the ChessBase file to PGN it loses several
features: 1) all medals and colored arrows and squares; 2) Diagrams will say
"Diagram" in the text but it doesn't print real diagrams anymore, even if you
convert it back to ChessBase. 3) Chess symbols & fonts such as "+/=" are not
readable unless you open the PGN file with ChessBase on a windows computer.
| Year/Event |
Files
for download |
MyChessViewer |
| 2008 WA vs. OR Match |
WAvsOR2008.pgn |
WAvsOR2008.htm |
| 1980 Seattle-Berkeley Match |
Seattle-Berkeley1980.cbv
(contributed by IM John Donaldson) |
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New!
Northwest
Database
(Part 2) |
NWC_games_2.cbv
(contributed by IM John Donaldson)
1,169 new additions to the NW database, including all games from the 2000,
2002 and 2003 US Championships, games from the 1966 and 1987 US Opens, games
of Ulvestad and Zemgalis, and some early games from George McCullough's
scrapbook and research done by Casey Bush of early Portland chess. |
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| 1971
to 1997 Northwest Database |
NWC_1971to1997.cbv
4,618 games played in the Pacific Northwest, compiled by IM
John Donaldson, Mike Neeley and Phil McCready. |
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| 1971
NW (Portland) Invitational |
Portland_Inv_1971.cbv
Contributed by Andy Ansel – This 6-player event was won by Robert Zuk.
See article from Chess Life. |
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