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The Repertoire Notation card is used within your library items to check the current board position for any comments, annotations, or notes that already exist in your repertoire. This allows you to quickly copy relevant insights into your games or analysis, helping speed up your study process and keep your annotations consistent across different areas of your work.
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'''Available in:''' Library
 
The '''Repertoire Notations''' card lets you instantly see any comments, annotations, or other notes that exist for the current board position within your repertoires. When viewing a matching position in a library item, the card displays all related repertoire insights, allowing you to quickly reference or copy them into your current analysis.
 
Simply '''click''' any annotation or comment to copy it across. This helps you analyze games and positions more efficiently while keeping your study material consistent and connected to your established repertoire knowledge.
 
This feature helps you:
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    Reuse existing repertoire annotations within your library items
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    Maintain consistency between your repertoire and library
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    Speed up the process of analyzing and commenting on positions
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    Instantly copy repertoire annotations into your current game or analysis
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Latest revision as of 02:18, 15 October 2025

Available in: Library

The Repertoire Notations card lets you instantly see any comments, annotations, or other notes that exist for the current board position within your repertoires. When viewing a matching position in a library item, the card displays all related repertoire insights, allowing you to quickly reference or copy them into your current analysis.

Simply click any annotation or comment to copy it across. This helps you analyze games and positions more efficiently while keeping your study material consistent and connected to your established repertoire knowledge.

This feature helps you:

  • + Reuse existing repertoire annotations within your library items
  • + Maintain consistency between your repertoire and library
  • + Speed up the process of analyzing and commenting on positions
  • + Instantly copy repertoire annotations into your current game or analysis