Author: Ingo Althofer
Date: 01:51:09 12/15/98
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On December 14, 1998 at 14:43:05, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote:
>Good to see you here Ingo, even it it is only briefly. Seems to me, like some of
>the 3-Hirn ideas are being incorporated into todays chess playing programs' with
>their capability to have more than one engine loaded depending on the nature of
>the position.
1998 is
in some sense a breakthrough year for "computer aided" chess: Several programs
have k-best modes now, the multi-engine concept is spread, and (top of the pop)
ChessBase 7.0 even allows to run several engines simultaneously in k-best modes.
"Chess analyzing" can be done much more effective with these tools.
> I hope your book is a big seller and that it will be quoted (& translated
>here). One day I hope it will be translated, as I would certainly buy a copy if
>their were an english edition!
The book contains many anecdotes and personal stories. I am not a
native English speaker and so would not be able to find appropriate
words which express exactly what I mean. Also good translation of the
"word games" would be impossible for me. Maybe someone else is
interested in translating ... (Minze Bij de Weg will translate
several parts of the book to Dutch and publish them in "Computer-
Schaak".)
Ingo Althoefer.
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