Author: Melvin S. Schwartz
Date: 19:06:48 06/27/99
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On June 27, 1999 at 15:24:33, Gustavo Pereira wrote: >I have seen many posts where they say Fritz cannot solve this or that problem. >Many of the times it is because Fritz is (by default) a null mover. > >Now what is the reaction? > >Many people start saying that it is because Fritz is not a good program, and >that you can't switch off the null move engine. > >How far from reality!!! > >Quoting from the (really meager) Fritz 5.32 manual > >'(Selectivity) Denotes the number of plies reduced by the null-move. A value of >zero means that the null-move is switched off'. > >I guess that says it all. What effect would changing the default setting to zero have on Fritz's playing strength? Mel
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