To export the game in all notations, choose File > Export all notations....
This feature creates a tab-delimited list of moves in several notations:
- Short Algebraic Notation (SAN), the standard notation used by the World Chess Federation (FIDE)
- Figurine Algebraic Notation (FAN), a version of SAN that represents pieces with a Unicode graphic instead of an ordinary letter
- Long Algebraic Notation (LAN), a version of SAN that always includes each move's starting rank and file
- Minimal Algebraic Notation (MAN), a version of SAN that omits the capture and check indicators
- Reversible Algebraic Notation (RAN), a version of LAN that includes a character to indicate the type of piece that was captured
- Concise Reversible Algebraic Notation (CRAN), which omits ranks and files when possible but includes a piece capture indicator
- Smith, a notation that always includes the starting and ending square and always omits the piece type, with a piece capture indicator
- Coordinate, a notation that always includes the starting and ending square, adding only a promotion indicator when necessary
- ICCF, a notation similar to coordinate notation but using only numbers
The resulting ordinary text file (*.txt) can be opened with any text editor, word processor, or spreadsheet program. A spreadsheet program will display one notation per column instead of relying on tab stops.