The Best of Select: Games 9/CD_1.iso/dosgames/fritz/fritz.hle

Text File | 1991-09-03 | 8KB | 262 lines

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^B ^C ^U Fritz - quick and easy

^B ^C How to enter moves (Page 7-8)


^B   With a mouse...
      Click the piece you wish to move, hold down the mouse key,
      move the mouse cursor to destination square and let go.

      Alternative: Click FROM square and then TO square.

^B   ...or from the keyboard
      Use cursor keys to move board cursor to the FROM square,
      hit ENTER. Move the board cursor to the destination square
      and hit ENTER again.


^F ^I   Any key = next help screen   -   ESC = back to main board
^B ^C ^U Important functions in games against Fritz

^B     Take back moves                                (Page 8)
    - Click "Take back" in the "Moves=F2" menu
    - Press Ctrl-Cursor Left
    - Click the arrow left symbol to the right of the main board
      You can take back a number of moves and replay them (using
      Ctrl-Cursor Right). Only when you enter a move Fritz will
      begin to calculate a reply.

^B     Move! (change sides)                           (Page 11)
    - Press Space       = Fritz will begin to calculate the next move
    - Press Space again = Fritz will interrupt and play the best
                          move found so far
    - Press Ctrl-F = "Flip board" if you want to play on for black

^B     New game                                       (Page 8)
    - Press Ctrl-N or click "New game" in "Board=F3"
^F ^I   Any key = next help screen   -   ESC = back to main board

^B ^C ^U Where you can get online HELP by pressing Alt-H

    -   in the main board (as you have just done)
    -   in all screens with games or openings lists
          (you get different information for different screens)
    -   When you are entering a position
    -   In the notation screen
    -   When a variation window appears to the right of the board
    -   In the "Colours" mask


^F ^I   Any key = next help screen   -   ESC = back to main board

^B ^C ^U How to save the games you play or enter (Page 27)


    Click "Save game" in the "Database=F5" menu (or press Ctrl-S)
    Enter the names of both players, the tournament (or source),
    the year and the result:

    "1" = White won
    "0" = Black won
    "d" = draw
    "l" = line or variation (choose evaluation symbol)

    The game you saved is added to the end of the database

    Before you enter games from books or magazines switch off "Autoplay"
    (in "Moves=F2") to prevent Fritz from computing countermoves

^F ^I   Any key = next help screen   -   ESC = back to main board

^B ^C ^U How to load games from the database (Page 23-24)
^C The most important functions in the "Database=F5" menu

^B      1) List games    (Ctrl-L)           (Page 23)
    Lists the games from the database (press Alt-H for HELP there)

^B      2) Search games  (Alt-M)            (Page 25)
    Enter search string, e.g. 'fischer', 'capa', 'brussels'
    (without quotation marks - capitals are not required).

    You can use wildcards (e.g. 'kor*no' for Korchnoi or Kortschnoi)
    'kasp*-' finds white games, '-*kasp' black games of Kasparov.

^B      3) Openings list (Ctrl-K, Ctrl-O)   (Page 29-30)
    Lists the openings classification (press Alt-H for HELP).

    Press Ctrl-C to classify the current game and get a list
    of other games with the same opening.

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^B ^C ^U The games list (Page 23-24)

^B     Loading a game
    Move dark band with Cursor Up/Down, Space/Backspace or mouse click
    Hit Enter or double-click to load game for replay.

^B     Moving around the list
    With the mouse:  drag the slider on the right

    On the keyboard:
    Page Up/Down or Cursor Right/Left to scroll down/up
    Ctrl-Home/End for beginning/end of list
    Ctrl-G = Goto game no. x (enter number)

^B     F4 Look = Show moves
    The marked game is displayed in move notation. Press F4 again
    for more moves. Shift-F4 reverses the direction.


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^B ^C ^U Notation on the screen (Page 35)

    Move the mouse cursor to any move and click with the
               left mouse key. The position is displayed.

    Press F2 for large diagrams.

    You can also move the cursor with the cursor keys
                                   and press F1 or F2.

    A double-click or Enter will transfer the position
                                     to the main board.

    Esc or click with the right mouse = return to original position
                                        on the main board.

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^B ^C Variations (Page 33-34)

    When a variation window appears to the right of the main
    chessboard you can choose an alternate continuation with
    the mouse, Cursor Up/Down or Space/Backspace.

    Press Ctrl-Cursor Right to play through the variation.

    Press Ctrl-Cursor Down or 'R' to return to the main game
          (or M to return to the game and play the next move)

    Press Esc or click with the right mouse key to get rid
          of the variation window without action.

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^B ^C ^U Main openings (Page 29)

^B   Choose an opening
     Use the cursor keys or a mouse click to move the dark band
     onto an opening of your choice. Press Enter or double-click
     to see the contents (subvariations or games).

     You can move about the openings list with the cursor keys,
     Page Up/Down, Ctrl-Home/End, etc. (as in the games list).


^B   Special function: F4 Look
     Many openings, e.g. Sicilian, have many subvariations, and these
     may have more subvariations. Press F4 or click "Look" to get an
     overview of the opening.

     The function "Overview openings" (Ctrl-O) in the main screen
     gives you an overview of all openings.


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^B ^C ^U Overview of all openings (Page 30)

    In this overview openings of the same level are displayed in
    the same colour. Games are not displayed.

    On the right the number of games in each variation is given.

    Move the dark band to a variation and hit Enter (or double-click).
    The contents are displayed.

^B     Moving around the list
     You can move about the list with the cursor keys,
     Page Up/Down, Ctrl-Home/End, etc. (as in the games list).


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^B ^C ^U The "contents" of an opening (Page 29)

    A main opening (e.g. Sicilian) may contain games and
    further subvariations.

    The games you see belong to to the next-higher key (shown above
    the list screen) but do not fit any of the subkeys in the list.


    Move the dark band onto a game and hit Enter to load it.

    Or move it onto a subvariation and hit Enter to see the contents.

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^B ^C ^U Entering positions (Page 17)

^B   With the mouse:
      Click a piece on the right and deposit one or more of
      that piece on the board.
                Left  mouse key = white pieces
                Right mouse key = black pieces
                Both mouse keys = delete piece

^B   From the keyboard:
      Move the board cursor with the cursor keys and deposit pieces
      using K, Q, R, B, N, P (or 1 - 6, or F1 - F6).

      Use TAB to change colours.
      Space deletes pieces.

^B  Delete = deletes the entire board,
^B  Esc cancels position entry without modifying the main board.
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^B ^C ^U Changing the screen colours (Page 38)

    Experiment with the colours.

    For each graphic element you can choose one of 16 different
    colours. So there are 268,435,456 different combinations.

    You may not be able to try them all, but the following
    is recommended (in EGA and VGA): Click the "+" button
    behind "White squares" and "Black squares" eight times each
    for an attractive grey-shaded board.

    On monochrome screens you can only invert the screen, board
    and pieces - useful for laptops with inverted LCD displays.

    If you want to return to the default values simply delete the
    file FRITZ.PAR, which contains all the colour settings.

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