Portable Game Notation (PGN) is a plain text computer-processible format for recording chess games (both the moves and related data), supported by many chess programs. PGN stands for “Portable Game Notation” and is a standard designed for the representation of Chess games data using ASCII text files.

Welcome in my PGN section. You will find here Grand Master chess games in PGN format. I choose the games where one of the players has more than 2400 points, without forgotten, of course, the oldest games.

The numbers between brackets give the average elo for every PGN files.

Ah, it looks like I mis-read your original post. I thought you wanted to download OTHER pgn files. Les Griffin Saison 1 French Torrent. It now appears as if you just wish to download YOUR games, probably the games you play here and save them in a PGN format. As far as organizing, I would keep all of your games you play in ONE file. If you're ever just interested in looking at and examing your French defense games, (for example) you just open your ONE file of all your games, and then sort this file and just pull up the French Defense games. I have Chessbase, and it comes with openings keys - sorting add-ons which organize games by opening, either strictly by ECO classification or by grouping similar lines by salient features in addition to ECO. Probably there are similar functions in whatever database program you use.

In Chessbase, whenever you create a new database, you can install a key to sort it, the default key comes up automatically if you click the 'openings' tab in the games list of a database window. Can you please help me install Chessbase. Here is where I downloaded it: The download is saved as setup.msi [A file type which I did not recognise.] So I installed the SetUp but can not find the program. Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance jamestweeddale •.

If I wanted to download the PGN for that game from it's original page on Chess.com, and save it to a xxx.pgn file on my hard drive, can you describe how to do that? I hope you're familiar with how to copy and paste text using the Windows clipboard? 1) Click on 'Get PGN'.