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Re: Chessbase
Reply #6 - 10/04/14 at 00:58:33
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Paddy wrote on 10/03/14 at 23:50:20:
But even if the procedure "Output/Email Selected Games" were working, it would be in the form of an send an attachment! 
                   



Thats just it, I dont have that function
CB12 updated, an still nothing


If I try an email any thing from CB , I get this error message:

There is no email program associated to perform the requested action.
Please install an email program or, if one is already installed, create an association in the Default programs control panel.

From Chessbase help email,
They say a email with full MAPI is required

Its does say that on the web site  Angry

  
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Re: Chessbase
Reply #5 - 10/03/14 at 23:50:20
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foreknights wrote on 09/28/14 at 06:32:15:
Paddy wrote on 09/27/14 at 12:09:44:
foreknights wrote on 09/27/14 at 02:07:45:
Hi all, 

I cant seem to set my chess base 12 to send email moves.

edit: error type message attached


I have the same problem. I have Windows 8.1 and CB 12. I use Hotmail. When I try to mail a game straight from CB12 using Output/Email Selected Games, I get the message "There is no email program set up to perform the requested action. Please install an email program or, if one is already installed, create an association in the Default Programs control panel". However, when I do this, the only email program in the list in Windows 8.1 is called Mail and  there doesn't appear to be any way I can associate it with Chessbase.
Obviously there is a work-around: export the game(s) as cbv or pgn, save the file, open Hotmail, write an email and attach the file, but it takes a bit more time, which is rather irritating.


cheers Paddy
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Unfortunately adding any attachments, in the Corr tournament, I'm playing is not allowed.

I found some more info, but still no luck here getting mine to work Sad

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P.S  

I sent an email to, chess base, about my error, awaiting a reply an hopefully a solution.



But even if the procedure "Output/Email Selected Games" were working, it would be in the form of sending an email with an attachment!
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Re: Chessbase
Reply #4 - 10/02/14 at 04:31:27
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CB answer

Email accounts only with full MAPl are supported.

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Re: Chessbase
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Paddy wrote on 09/27/14 at 12:09:44:
foreknights wrote on 09/27/14 at 02:07:45:
Hi all, 

I cant seem to set my chess base 12 to send email moves.

edit: error type message attached


I have the same problem. I have Windows 8.1 and CB 12. I use Hotmail. When I try to mail a game straight from CB12 using Output/Email Selected Games, I get the message "There is no email program set up to perform the requested action. Please install an email program or, if one is already installed, create an association in the Default Programs control panel". However, when I do this, the only email program in the list in Windows 8.1 is called Mail and  there doesn't appear to be any way I can associate it with Chessbase.
Obviously there is a work-around: export the game(s) as cbv or pgn, save the file, open Hotmail, write an email and attach the file, but it takes a bit more time, which is rather irritating.


cheers Paddy
but
Unfortunately adding any attachments, in the Corr tournament, I'm playing is not allowed.

I found some more info, but still no luck here getting mine to work Sad

I'm not allowed to link the thread  Lips Sealed  Grin

Search: Need Help: Problem Sending ChessBase Files

P.S   

I sent an email to, chess base, about my error, awaiting a reply an hopefully a solution.

  
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Re: Chessbase
Reply #2 - 09/27/14 at 12:09:44
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foreknights wrote on 09/27/14 at 02:07:45:
Hi all, 

I cant seem to set my chess base 12 to send email moves.

edit: error type message attached


I have the same problem. I have Windows 8.1 and CB 12. I use Hotmail. When I try to mail a game straight from CB12 using Output/Email Selected Games, I get the message "There is no email program set up to perform the requested action. Please install an email program or, if one is already installed, create an association in the Default Programs control panel". However, when I do this, the only email program in the list in Windows 8.1 is called Mail and  there doesn't appear to be any way I can associate it with Chessbase.
Obviously there is a work-around: export the game(s) as cbv or pgn, save the file, open Hotmail, write an email and attach the file, but it takes a bit more time, which is rather irritating.
  
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Re: Chessbase
Reply #1 - 09/27/14 at 02:10:19
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This is actually more of a chess and computers topic. I'll move it there, perhaps someone can help. In the mean time, try contacting chessbase itself.
  
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Hi all, 

I cant seem to set my chess base 12 to send email moves.

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