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Using the Live Database from the browser

9/13/2021 – The Live Database is the full database by ChessBase, stored online, that can be searched from both the ChessBase program, as well as the browser. With it you can search for any position, player, tournament, or game, and see all the statistics such as the win/loss percentage, the Live Book data, and even search with an engine, all straight from the browser. Read on to learn more!

How to prepare against an opponent with ChessBase 16 (and no database!)

8/31/2021 – Have a fearful opponent next round? Have ChessBase 16 but no database (having one is a bonus)? No worries, here is a tutorial to help you get sorted and prepared so you can approach your next game with confidence. Don't miss this valuable lesson, which comes with a summary of the main points in a convenient video at the end!

ChessBase Account: Live database (part two)

12/8/2015 – An important feature of the Live Database is the ability to analyze, annotate and save games. Not only do you have excellent annotation features, but you can also consult the Live Book, and Let’s Check analysis, analyze moves with the Fritz engine, and even save the game to your hard disk or cloud database. These tools work on Windows, Macintosh, and Linux.

ChessBase Account: Live database (part one)

12/3/2015 – With the introduction of the ChessBase Account service, granting a wide range of new options to Premium subscribers, not only were new web apps made available, but existing ones were completely revised and revamped. Among them is the Live Database, which evolved from mere searches to a powerful feature-rich tool. Here is a tutorial to teach how to use it.
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