Author: Laurence Chen
Date: 04:43:56 11/20/00
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On November 20, 2000 at 00:06:40, Terry Ripple wrote: >On November 19, 2000 at 19:40:03, Laurence Chen wrote: > >><snip> >>>And then there is Lan play! >>> >>Could you provide more information about this LAN play feature, does it only >>connect to another CM8000 program running or can you also connect to an internet >>chess server like the FICS, or ICC? If CM8000 supports FICS, or ICC, then one >>can set it to autoplay against Rebel Tiger or any Winboard Chess engine, and >>that would be great because Chessbase is supposed to come with a new GUI which >>will support LAN connection. >>Regards, >>Laurence >------------ > >Hi Lawrence, >Here is the information about using a Lan connection! Does this mean anything to >you and if so, what is your opinion regarding this and what you were asking? > >Regards Terry > > >To start Chessmaster Live using the LAN: > >1 Make sure the Chessmaster 8000 Disc 1 is in your CD-ROM drive. > >2 Click the LAN icon in the Chessmaster Live dialog. Chessmaster prompts you to >specify whether you want to host a new Internet game or join an existing >Internet game. > >3 Do one of the following: > >» To host a game, type a name in the Game Name box, click Host, and then wait >for your opponent to join you. >» To join a game, select the game you want to join from the Active Games list, >and then click Join. (The Active Games List displays all the games currently >being hosted on the local network.) Chessmaster connects you to the hosted game, >so you can start playing over the Internet.
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