Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 10:11:53 03/29/99
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On March 29, 1999 at 13:07:14, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: >Is announced on the Gambit-Soft page (I ordered it Immediately:)) Curiously, I >could find no update on the Oxford page as yet. > >"Chess System Tal II WIN arrived > >Chess System Tal II (Windows 95/98/NT) by Oxford Softworks arrived here today. >All pre-orders will be airmailed today. A few weeks ago programmer Chris >Whittington wrote: >CSTal2 interface is both auto232 and Internet Chess Server (ICC and FICs etc) >compatible. This means you can play any appropriate combination of end-user, cst >engine, auto232 engine, ICC opponent, other chess program on LAN etc. For >example, you can hang an auto232 engine (Hiarcs, Genius, Mchess etc.) on one >end, and the ICC on the other, thus getting automated ICC server play for any of >these auto232 engines. The CSTal2 engine can kibitz at the same time + all the >usual chess server features are available. It does work. We tested it :). >Further details will follow the next few days. Price, including airmail >worldwide, US $ 55 (at today's exchange rate). - 3/29/99" > >Questions; Anyone here owning this program (DOS). Can you tell me something >about the tutorials in the program, and just your overall opinions are most >welcome. > >And, does anyone know if this new program has the DOS version included and/or >all the features of the previous one? 1. That sounds terrific. 2. My added question: "Will this version of CS-Tal have the Nalmov tablebase files on CD for use with it?"
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