ChessBase Account - How-to video of Cloud (1)

by Albert Silver
3/29/2016 – One of the most powerful tools in the ChessBase Account feature set is MyGames Cloud, a comprehensive database and game editor. If you are seeking to create and maintain databases directly online, or enter and annotate games from a browser to save in a cloud database, this is where you have it all. In order to get started, and covering the basics, here is a video tutorial.

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When looking at a powerful tool such as MyGames Cloud, one can immediately guess there is gold to be dug here. The problem is that mastering it can seem like a daunting task at first sight due to the rich options and myriad of features. While it can seem like a lot to handle, it is really quite easy, and to prove it here is a first video showing you everything you need to get started.

 

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Born in the US, he grew up in Paris, France, where he completed his Baccalaureat, and after college moved to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He had a peak rating of 2240 FIDE, and was a key designer of Chess Assistant 6. In 2010 he joined the ChessBase family as an editor and writer at ChessBase News. He is also a passionate photographer with work appearing in numerous publications.
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Beat the Slav the classical way

The Slav has become one of the most popular defences against the advance of the d-pawn on the first move, and every ambitious d4-player faces the question how to successfully tackle this opening in tournament practice. The strongest attempt is considered to be the move 4. Nf3, leading to interesting positions which promise White good chances to get an advantage. Black's main replies are 4. dxc4 and 4. e6. On this DVD Rustam Kasimdzhanov investigates in detail the line 4. dxc4, in which he has great experience. Showing selected grandmaster games, the ex-world champion shares his knowledge with the viewer to explain how White has to place his pieces and which plans he has at his disposal.Learn the secrets of the dxc4-line and improve your chances of success with 1.d4

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Bertman Bertman 3/30/2016 07:04
@ChessNadal Yes, there are two ways, both of which will be covered in the second video on Cloud.
ChessNadal ChessNadal 3/30/2016 01:07
Is it possible to bulk upload or save a PGN file to a newly created cloud database?
Uploading multiple games one by one is rather tedious.
Bertman Bertman 3/29/2016 09:20
That is correct onlye4, but the feature exists nevertheless, just as the Videos section is exclusive to Premium subscribers.
onlye4 onlye4 3/29/2016 08:58
no, you can't save pgn if you are noe premium user
Bertman Bertman 3/29/2016 07:37
You can save PGN games. Under the notation of the game, click on PGN.
fa191828 fa191828 3/29/2016 05:53
I don't like how I can't even save PGN files or try to print them from the WebApp. I can't either sort games by names or opening CODE. Still a lot to improve.
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