Menu File – Options – Misc

 

 

  Right click retracts

Right-clicking the board normally produces a search menu. But when you are entering large numbers of games you might want to use it to retract moves. The right-click retract allows you to enter an alternative move which overwrites the original one without a query.

 

  Register as PGN reader

ChessBase registers it own database formats in the Windows Explorer. This means that double-clicking a database file will open it with ChessBase. You can also have it do the same for PGN files files if you want.

 

  Announce moves

Read out entered or replayed moves loudly.

 

  Board sounds

Sounds for setting up the board, the ticking of the clock and the moves are played during a game.

 

  Evaluation sounds

A sudden rise/drop in the evaluation of an analysis engine is accompanied by a warning sound.

 

  Show Opening

Shows the name of the current opening in the status line.

 

  Game History

Enables automatical saving of all your work in the daily history database.

 

  Use Theme Keys

Theme keys are only available optionally. Searching for similar endgames or similar structures is more precise and delivers much more exact results. Here you activate or deactivate them.
 

  Mouse Wheel execute Moves

If you would like to navigate quickly through the notation of a game, you can do so very quickly with the mouse wheel.

 

  Save last Game in Cloud Clip

In the options you can specify whether the most recently opened game should be saved in the Cloud Clip database.

 

    Yellow Arrow

When you load a game from a database and play through it the move which was last played (as in the case of our chess programs) is highlighted on the chess board with transparent yellow arrow. That allows you t see at a glance which was the last move played in the game which is in our view helpful. If you do not wish to see this move highlighted you can deactivate the display.

 

Mark Move with Arrow

When you load a game from a database and play through it the move which was last played (as in the case of our chess programs) is highlighted on the chess board with transparent yellow arrow.