> I don't use si4 files at all. I found then very unefficient for my
purposes, so I work only on PGN files.
If that's the case, I'm not sure why one would keep working with SCID. As I
understand it, SCID is made to use its own format. To import from and
export to PGN files each time one is
1. I don't use si4 files at all. I found then very unefficient for my
purposes, so I work only on PGN files.
2. I don't know how to use si4 files, so I choose "save PGN" files,
which I know how they works.
I can edit PGN's easily in Notepad. I delete "rules infraction" games
and similar bad
Thanks!
But now that I understand the model, I don’t really have an issue.
Perhaps you are so used to Scid’s unusual model (unlike any program I’ve
ever worked with) that it doesn’t strike you as strange. But the
documentation ought to mention it more prominently. Basically you HAVE TO
create
On 24/12/2019, Steve Cohen wrote:
>> 2. Import the pgn file into this new database with -> ...> The imported games are saved immediately in the Scid database.
>
> Yes, this is what was confusing me. Most other software has a Save and
> a Save As function, but scid's only allows saving to a
