Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 23:49:57 09/26/99
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>Posted by Fernando Villegas on September 26, 1999 at 17:28:47: > >>Rebel has an option "automatic annotation". It marks moves with "?!" >>(doubtful move), "?" (bad move), or "??" (blunder). The annotations are >>made while playing your games. The annotations are saved in the database too. >>The annotations are (of course) not always correct but in case of clear mistakes >>it is a big help. >> >>I believe Fritz has something similar with with green, yellow and red >>lights but I am not completely sure. >> >>Ed Schroder >Hi ED: >Yes, I know, but it is not fully the thing I am thinking in. I understood the point you made and it is stored in my hash tables :) >I think in something more intrusive, where the program does not wait us to see the >log and get our conclusions. No need to view a log-file. The annotation symbols are added to your moves in the move-list right? If so you know you have made a bad move and isn't that what you wanted? >Neither Rebel has a database of tipical positions to play >if the program catch our tipical wrongdoings. I hope you can implement >something of he sort in a near future. I think this is not true or we have a little misunderstanding. When you have "automatic annotation" set to be active annotations are automatically added while playing your games. If you save the game then the annotations are automatically stored in the database. If you load the game again the annotations are also loaded and visible (in the move-list) for the end-user. HINT: why don't you mark your lost or remarkable games? It's all possible with the FREE-INDEX (IX4) of Rebel. When you save your game and you are asked for the FREE-INDEX then type "BLUNDER" (or so). When you want the game back pick "List by Free Index" from the menu SEARCHING or use "Search IX4" and type "BLUNDER". All your games you have marked with "BLUNDER" are now displayed. Ed >Cheers >Fernando
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