Book editor available

[ed]

Hi all,

For the open book source I have made an editor, I also ported the other utilities (analyze pgn, yats, etc.) so you don't need the commercial ChessPartner any longer.

http://www.top-5000.nl/prodeodos.htm

No Windows application but ugly DOS. I can't program Windows and am unwilling to learn the shit. But you at least you can run it in a window.

Regards,

Ed

[Zlaire]

Got around to test Yats now and it is an awesome little tool, many thanks. Keeping it separate from chess partner makes all the difference for me, it's simple and fast now, just the way it should be.

[Tony]

Hi all,

For the open book source I have made an editor, I also ported the other utilities (analyze pgn, yats, etc.) so you don't need the commercial ChessPartner any longer.

http://www.top-5000.nl/prodeodos.htm

No Windows application but ugly DOS. I can't program Windows and am unwilling to learn the shit. But you at least you can run it in a window.

Regards,

Ed

Hi Ed,

a practical question. If I use your book in a tournement, who do I give credit ?

Cheers,

Tony

[ed]

Hi Ed,

a practical question. If I use your book in a tournement, who do I give credit ?

Cheers,

Tony

Hi Tony,

No need to give credit, it's freeware. But if you insist mention Jeroen.

Ed

[Zlaire]

Keyboard shortcuts for all menu options would be nice. Either numbered or like you've done when selecting files: (Q)uit.

Would speed up the navigation alot.