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I have an older version of Fritz, and you can draw green arrows by holding down Alt and drawing from source to destination square. You can also highlight a square (in green) by holding Alt and clicking on the square.
You can also draw yellow arrows, and highlight squares with yellow by holding down Alt and Ctrl at the same time and drawing.
I can't find a way to change or add colors though, and can't figure out how to erase the arrows I have drawn!
Feb 6, 2016
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fuzzbug wrote:
I have an older version of Fritz, and you can draw green arrows by holding down Alt and drawing from source to destination square. You can also highlight a square (in green) by holding Alt and clicking on the square.
You can also draw yellow arrows, and highlight squares with yellow by holding down Alt and Ctrl at the same time and drawing.
I can't find a way to change or add colors though, and can't figure out how to erase the arrows I have drawn!
If you search for "graphic commentary" in the Fritz help, you'll pull up this info:
Graphic commentary
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The program uses coloured arrows and squares to illustrate tactical points and make strategic themes and plans more clear.
These are entered using a combination of mouse and keyboard:
Mark square green,
draw green arrow
Press the Alt key and click the square or draw a line from a to b.
Mark square red,
draw red arrow
Press Alt + Shift and click the square or draw a line from a to b.
Mark square yellow,
draw yellow arrow
Press Alt + Ctrl and click the square or draw a line from a to b.
If you draw a line with the same colour again, the original line is erased.
Ctrl-E erases all graphic elements from the current position.
The graphic commentary is stored together with the game and appears automatically during replay.
My Fritz is so old (5) that it doesn't have "Graphic Commentary" in the help. I thought I had tried everything to erase lines, but I hadn't.
Thanks for posting those instructions, EscherehcsE.
how do you draw blue arrows in frits 12
EscherehcsE wrote:
fuzzbug wrote:
I have an older version of Fritz, and you can draw green arrows by holding down Alt and drawing from source to destination square. You can also highlight a square (in green) by holding Alt and clicking on the square.
You can also draw yellow arrows, and highlight squares with yellow by holding down Alt and Ctrl at the same time and drawing.
I can't find a way to change or add colors though, and can't figure out how to erase the arrows I have drawn!
If you search for "graphic commentary" in the Fritz help, you'll pull up this info:
Graphic commentary
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The program uses coloured arrows and squares to illustrate tactical points and make strategic themes and plans more clear.
These are entered using a combination of mouse and keyboard:
Mark square green,
draw green arrow
Press the Alt key and click the square or draw a line from a to b.
Mark square red,
draw red arrow
Press Alt + Shift and click the square or draw a line from a to b.
Mark square yellow,
draw yellow arrow
Press Alt + Ctrl and click the square or draw a line from a to b.
If you draw a line with the same colour again, the original line is erased.
Ctrl-E erases all graphic elements from the current position.
The graphic commentary is stored together with the game and appears automatically during replay.
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how do you draw blue arrows in frits 12
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i want to draw arrows highlighting sq in fritz 12 how to do it