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This sounds like a great addition. Looking forwqard to it..

Hi, gbertazzo, Doesn't look to me like you did anything wrong. I did what you tried and got the same result. Maybe I don't really understant what this is supposed to do or maybe it's a prograj bug(?) If I discover anything I'll respond again but for now I'm baffled. Times like this are when I wish M...

Hi, gbertazzo! I'll try to answer your question as I understand it. Assume you create an ebook and export to an EPD file. At a later time you export additonal positions to this EPD file. Or you add positions by editing the file in some other manner like pasting from another source which is possible ...

Hi widow, You wrote that you are using build 162 which is COW Express. A look at the version comparison chart shows that arrows and square markings should work in Express. The list of bugs doesn't show their disappearance as a known problem. Unfortunately, I have COW Pro so can't duplicate your prob...

I just finished analyzing an ebook with 9000+ positions using Stockfish 15. I see the same problem that the OP reported. It appears that the results given are what could be expected with colors reversed (if it is White to move the analysis given is for Black to move), and the board is upside down (a...

Importing a pgn file into COW does not delete the pgn file. So you can edit a pgn after importing it.
Any changes made to the pgn file do not automatically get applied to the file in COW; if you want
the changes to appear in the COW file, you need to import it again.

Regards,
John

From Bookup 2000 .hlp file: Add Book Combining two Bookup books can be done in two ways. The simplest and fastest is to open the book that you want to enlarge and select File|Add Book... Then select the book that you want to add to the open book. If opening codes, rate symbols or numeric assessments...

Differences between Express and Professional versions can be found in the comparison chart at:
https://www.bookup.com/catalog/comparison-chart/

OP wrote he was using COW Pro.

Regards,
John

Open the Ebook. From the top menu line, select "PGN" and either "Export this Ebook as a Game" or "Export this Ebook as Many Games". Enter info into the "Export PGN" window and click "OK" button.

Regards,
John