Author: Sylvain Renard
Date: 09:15:15 07/12/00
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On July 12, 2000 at 10:38:18, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >I own a DGT board myself and if you don't listen well enough to the move >announcement, perform the wrong move (like Nc6 to b4 instead of d4) and play on >until you notice the wrong move there is hardly a way to correct the DGT board. >I use the most recent drivers. Now I'm talking playing against a Fritz GUI >program Hello, I agree with you and I admit I am a privileged user because my PC is connected to a HIFI system. If I am not sure of a move, I can check quickly looking at the screen. If you want to play real speed chess, this system is not perfect, but I am not strong enough to have fun with this kind of exercise against a strong program :-) >The piece dropping story is very recognizable. If the board is only used to >recognize, the move list under Queen isn't registering the moves properly >anymore. You're right again, Queen still detects the board position, but does not register the moves. But with Junior's interface (use infinite analysis for instance)the move list is still ok even if you remove a lot of pieces on the board and put them in their right place again. Best regards, Sylvain
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