user8673: One problem I have with ChessBase is that often I need to enter moves that are non sequential in a comment. For example, I might have a comment like "with the idea of g5 followed by Bb7". There is no way to enter these moves, I just have to type them in as text. As an extreme example of non-sequential moves, there is of course the chess game from "Through the Looking Glass" which features many out of order (illegal) moves.
The bizarre thing is that ChessBase has a "with the idea of" Informant symbol (the delta), but this annotation is useless, because you always use it with a non-sequential move, which you cannot enter.
Is there any way around this dilemma? Note that I am using ChessBase 9.0, so more recent versions may have additional capability.
UPDATE -------------------------------
I tried entering a null move according to an answer below, and this is the result:

So, this kind of works and allows use of the annotation symbol, but it does look a little kooky with the dashes.

user12449: Enter a null move by ctrl+alt+0.

8673: <p>One problem I have with ChessBase is that often I need to enter moves that are non sequential in a comment. For example, I might have a comment like "with the idea of g5 followed by Bb7". There is no way to enter these moves, I just have to type them in as text. As an extreme example of non-sequential moves, there is of course the chess game from "Through the Looking Glass" which features many out of order (illegal) moves.</p>

<p>The bizarre thing is that ChessBase has a "with the idea of" Informant symbol (the delta), but this annotation is useless, because you always use it with a non-sequential move, which you cannot enter.</p>

<p>Is there any way around this dilemma? Note that I am using ChessBase 9.0, so more recent versions may have additional capability.</p>

<p>UPDATE -------------------------------</p>

<p>I tried entering a null move according to an answer below, and this is the result:</p>

<p><a href="https://i.stack.imgur.com/kv7Sq.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/kv7Sq.png" alt="enter image description here"></a></p>

<p>So, this kind of works and allows use of the annotation symbol, but it does look a little kooky with the dashes.</p>
 12449: <p>Enter a null move by ctrl+alt+0.</p>
