Manual de Fritz 15 2015 | Page 239

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Show position tutor
Another useful coaching function is switched on by right-clicking the notation window
and selecting “Show position tutor”. This fires up a special chess engine which has a
lot of chess knowledge. It generates a brief strategic description, in plain text, of the
current board position.

Choose font
Allows you to set the font face and size for the chess notation. Be sure to select one
that begins with “Figurine...” so that the chess figurines and commentary symbols are
displayed correctly.
Graphic commentary
The program uses coloured arrows and squares to illustrate tactical points and make
strategic themes and plans more clear. You can manually enter these using a
combination of mouse and keyboard. Press the Alt key and click a square or draw a
line from one square to another. This will give you a green square or arrow. Alt+Ctrl
does the same in yellow, use Alt+Shift for red. Clicking on the area around the board
will remove the arrows and colored squares. All of this is great for chess lectures.

3.7.2

Text commentary
Ins e rt

Te xt be fo re / a fte r m o v e

An annotation is text that you can enter to comment on a move or position. This is
how you type in text:
Right-click the notation and select “Text after move”. You can also press Ctrl-A.
Right-click the notation and select “Text before move”. You can also press ShiftCtrl-A.
In both cases, a text editor appears in which you can type in your annotations.

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