everyman chess books in chessbase format

Everyman have their own iPhone app, but I've never seen it. I usually read it on my phone anyway, when I'm in the train. The repertoire suggest 1.d4 Nf6 2.Bg5 c5 and then game 4 is 'Trompovsky - A: 3 e3', game 4 is 'Trompovsky - B: 3 dxc5' etc etc. The Trompovsky', and it's got text and some moves on a number of sidelines that aren't treated in their own games. E.g., I have the PGN of Dembo's Anti-King's Indians book, and game 1 is 'About this Publication - ?', game 2 is 'Preface - ?' and they both only contain text, no moves. The text is inside the games as commentary. I also sometimes import them into Chess Position Trainer, as someone else mentioned.

I usually open them in Scid, keeping a Tree Window to my main big database open that way I can get a list of games containing the position I'm looking at instantly anyway, so it's easy enough to go to the entire game if the game in the ebook is only given in part. I've never really used Chessbase so perhaps I'm odd. Basically to me having direct access to the data is worth more than anything chessbase could offer. The only thing I miss are the embedded videos. The pgn format is not perfect but good enough for most tasks (using scid or your own programs). I'm a programmer, that's what they are, technically speaking I guess my 'they're just PGN files with annotated games' was a bit simplistic. It seems to me that you are missing out on an awful lot of functionality - the guiding text with links to the openings, with further links straight to the games at the end of the appropriate variations, in particular.

Everyman chess books in chessbase format