Author: Sylvain Renard
Date: 02:09:45 08/24/00
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>It seems most Swiss software is far away from perfection still . Ie for the >final round of cct-1 on ICC Nordicswiss ( not completely sure about the name ) >was used and it would have paired completely illegal and this would have changed >the outcome too ( for example Bringer would have got tcsp :-) as opponent which >was about 3 points difference in pairing in a 9 round swiss ) . > >Fortunately SJLIM ( dunno right name ), the referee made a manual repairing >which was perfectly ok . > >But Swissperfect seems to be one of the better ones you get free trial on . > >pete Hello, the program of the French Chess Federation is excellent, but it is use is only national (the database of all french players is provided with it). When I did a period of probation to be arbiter, the french director of arbiter exams told me he had a very difficult example of pairings and he believed that the program would make a mistake at the last round (he did not try the last version) But I tried the last version at home, and the pairings of the last round were perfectly correct! Best regards, Sylvain
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