Author: Chessfun
Date: 07:55:06 09/03/00
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On September 03, 2000 at 10:23:44, Chessfun wrote: >On September 03, 2000 at 10:02:23, Didzis Cirulis wrote: > >>On September 03, 2000 at 09:54:39, Chessfun wrote: >> >>>On September 03, 2000 at 07:30:49, Andreas St. wrote: >>> >>>>Hello, >>>>my first experiments with the new Fritz 6b engine: >>>> >>>>In 5min / Game 128 hashtables: >>>> >>>>Fritz 6b wins 9:3 (7 draws) against Fritz 6a! >>>> >>>>Im now sure: Fritz 6B is better than 6a >>>> >>>> >>>>greets >>> >>> >>>How did you manage to play these two as they have the same engine name >>>and won't therefore stay in the same folder. >>> >>>Two computers?. >> >>This one is easy: >> >>1) rename the Fritz 6a engine >> I renamed it like this: Fritz 6.eng --> Fritz6o.eng (where "o" stands >> for "Older" :-) >>2) open this renamed engine with editor - Like in Norton by pressing F4 - and >>look for "Fritz 6" . Change it to "Fritz6o" as well. >> >>Note: Important is the number of digits before the .eng It should remain the >>same. >> >>Didzis > > >I know how to rename it. >My question was which did he do. Rename one or Two computers. > >Although the way you state above will NOT work at least for me. >The 6 digit located in the engine file needs a single digit. >Using 6o or 6b will NOT work. This is why in the case of Junior I use >60 and 61 as the 60 could not be changed to 6a. I retract this statement. Using either way Fritz6o or Fritz 1 will work. In both cases no extra numbers can be placed after the 6. It is probably best to name them both Fritz6a and Fritz6b this also works I have a match running currently. Sorry. Sarah. >For me the only way is to rename the eng to say Fritz 1 >Open the eng file in a hex editor and change instances of Fritz 6 >to 1. > >Anyway if that way works for you no problem. > >Thanks.
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