Stored Games Games can be stored on disk. Penguin supports two game formats: PGN and Penguin's own ECH format. Many games can be held in a game file. Many lines of play can be stored in a game.
UCI Chess Engines. Penguin can interface with UCI engines and suggest best moves for game positions.
Openings Explorer. Penguin contains a database of opening positions from professional games. It will display statistics for the best lines of opening play to follow.
PGN / FEN Import. Games can be added into a collection by direct pasting of PGN / FEN text. Useful if you need to copy a game from an online chess site.
PGN / FEN Export. PGN / FEN text for a game can be copied to the Windows clipboard, ready for pasting into another application.
Image Export Game positions can be exported as GIF images, copied to the Windows clipboard as BMP images, from where they can be copied into documents or other applications, or copied in MS Word format to the clipboard ready for pasting into a Word document.
RTF Export Games can be exported as a document in RTF file format and displayed using your choice of Word / Office document software, from which you will be able to make edits, reformat, print, save as DOC, save as PDF.
Composition. Game positions may be composed, either as a starting state for a game or as a modification within a line of play.
Comments. Comments can be added to game positions. Users are able to search the game comments for a text string.
Bookmarks. Game positions can be bookmarked.
Opening Classifications Database. Games can be classified by opening.
Statistics. Opening and player statistics can be viewed for the games in the collection.
Backup. Backups are taken by the program as a protection against game loss.
Irregular Moves. Irregular moves can be made.