user7693: How can I use ChessBase 13 for automatic game analysis? I am new to ChessBase 13 and I don't understand its functions completely.
I have more than 1 chess engines installed manually
This is related to this question where the answer given is ChessBase but not described how to use it.  



user3540: When you enter a game into ChessBase and you save the game, right click the game slot (in the database in which you saved it.
Under "Edit" ==> "More" ==> Editorial Annotation (RR). This will allow ChessBase to go through its database and give you an annotated game, according to past players, lines, etc.
However, I believe you will need a "Big Games" database for this to work.

user15402: I don't have ChessBase 13, but in ChessBase 16 you simply go to the "Analysis" tab at the top and select either "Tactical Analysis" (for blunders) or "Centipawn Analysis" (for best engine moves).


user8309: The company ChessBase sells a series of engine GUIs (Fritz, Houdini, Komodo, Rybka) that blundercheck or do full game annotation. The ChessBase program lets you run an engine while you go through a game, or can add games with a similar opening, but it won't do an automatic full game analysis the way that the engine GUIs do.

7693: <p>How can I use ChessBase 13 for automatic game analysis? I am new to ChessBase 13 and I don't understand its functions completely.
I have more than 1 chess engines installed manually</p>

<p>This is related to <a href="https://chess.stackexchange.com/questions/27/is-there-any-free-software-to-automatically-analyze-and-annotate-games/1099#1099">this</a> question where the answer given is ChessBase but not described how to use it.  </p>

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 3540: <p>When you enter a game into ChessBase and you save the game, right click the game slot (in the database in which you saved it.</p>

<p>Under "Edit" ==> "More" ==> Editorial Annotation (RR). This will allow ChessBase to go through its database and give you an annotated game, according to past players, lines, etc.</p>

<p>However, I believe you will need a "Big Games" database for this to work.</p>
 15402: <p>I don't have ChessBase 13, but in ChessBase 16 you simply go to the &quot;Analysis&quot; tab at the top and select either &quot;Tactical Analysis&quot; (for blunders) or &quot;Centipawn Analysis&quot; (for best engine moves).</p>
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 8309: <p>The company ChessBase sells a series of engine GUIs (Fritz, Houdini, Komodo, Rybka) that blundercheck or do full game annotation. The ChessBase program lets you run an engine while you go through a game, or can add games with a similar opening, but it won't do an automatic full game analysis the way that the engine GUIs do.</p>
