Author: Ernst Walet
Date: 00:50:40 03/21/99
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On March 20, 1999 at 21:15:10, PHIL D. wrote: >Hi, > O.K. what gives with Rebel10, A,B, &c??? > Which is the strongest progra,> >Which do you recommend for the most effective self-teaching? > If you could only have one version, which would it be?? CLARIFY, someone. I would recommend version c. Altough it has less position knowledge, as Ed said, the increase in ply depth pays up for it (in my humble opinion and tested with only a couple of dozen positions). What I also noticed is that version c with tiger off is slower in ply depth that version b, and I'm wondering what the reason is as there is less knowledge inplemented, maybe it extends more? Maybe Ed would be so kind to shine some light on this. To make it easy to switch between version b and c, you can do the following: - install version b - copy rebel.exe and rebel.trl to a new sub directory ie. \rebel10\b - install version c - copy rebel.exe and rebel.trl to a new sub directory ie. \rebel10\c - now by copying directory b or c in your rebel10 directory, you can easily switch between the two versions. Kind regards, Ernst-J.
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