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Does anybody know the Windows commands where you can append multiple pgn (text) files into 1 text file? This would make updating my database much easier.

Thanks!

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Originally posted by passedpawn22
Does anybody know the Windows commands where you can append multiple pgn (text) files into 1 text file? This would make updating my database much easier.

Thanks!
Just open each pgn file and copy them into another pgn file with a space in between each game.

[EDIt] Oh, you want windows to do this for you automatically? I think you'd have to write your own program to do it, which is actually very simple.

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You can use the dos "copy" command. Select "run" from the start menu, type "cmd" to get a dos window and then look at the help file for "copy" (type - copy /?).
I'd run some tests first as it could all go horribly wrong 🙂

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Originally posted by cabandmush
You can use the dos "copy" command. Select "run" from the start menu, type "cmd" to get a dos window and then look at the help file for "copy" (type - copy /?).
I'd run some tests first as it could all go horribly wrong 🙂
copy game1.pgn+game2.pgn+game3.pgn allgames.pgn

Something like this?

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for a lot of files, probably easiest to do in a database program. that's why they exist.

for adding single files, I just do it as copy&paste in notepad after every game I complete. takes only seconds, starting up chessbase takes longer.

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
Just open each pgn file and copy them into another pgn file with a space in between each game.

[EDIt] Oh, you want windows to do this for you automatically? I think you'd have to write your own program to do it, which is actually very simple.

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If you have nothing to say ..... don't say it here. You have just wasted a post saying basically nothing. Save it for the General Forum.

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Originally posted by Jie
If you have nothing to say ..... don't say it here. You have just wasted a post saying basically nothing. Save it for the General Forum.
I think he did...
He gave a good advice.

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
I think he did...
He gave a good advice.
It's ok Fab, I'd just recommend not feeding this troll.

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
It's ok Fab, I'd just recommend not feeding this troll.

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When he is helpful, he shouldn't be treated as a troll. We should be nice to him when he is nice. When he is trolling it's another thing.

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Originally posted by Ragnorak
[EDIt] Oh, you want windows to do this for you automatically? I think you'd have to write your own program to do it, which is actually very simple.

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I don't want to comment much but what is wrong with this statement by Ignorak? Where did the OP make such a request.

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
When he is helpful, he shouldn't be treated as a troll. We should be nice to him when he is nice. When he is trolling it's another thing.
he's not really being nice, or helpful, at all in this case, is he?

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Originally posted by mbakunin
he's not really being nice, or helpful, at all in this case, is he?
Who is "he"? Read what was posted in relation to what was asked. Its normally very simple you know.

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Also, there are some pgn DOS utilities in the PGNUTILS package in the link below that might be of use to you. (Things like a utility to strip out the comments from a pgn, etc.)

http://www.enpassant.dk/chess/softeng.htm#PGNUTILS

While you can just use DOS commands like the other posters stated, the PGN Manager utility on the same page will also allow you to join and split pgn files.

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Originally posted by Jie
I don't want to comment much but what is wrong with this statement by Ignorak? Where did the OP make such a request.
"Does anybody know the Windows commands where you can append multiple pgn (text) files into 1 text file?"

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Originally posted by mbakunin
he's not really being nice, or helpful, at all in this case, is he?
No, sorry, I was wrong.
Now I see what you mean.