Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 09:03:44 11/26/00
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On November 26, 2000 at 10:36:34, Wayne Lowrance wrote:
>Received Tiger past Wednesday as promised by Steve. Well Packaged to get to
>Calif.
>Installed Tiger 13 without deleting Tiger 12. Bad Result. I looked for new
>Tiger13 icon. none. I clicked on T12 icon and there I found the two Tigers,
>_but_ same ole T12 GUI.
>I read posts by Sarah responding to a thread describing some GUI features that I
>did not have.
>Further I played some fast blitz games on yahoo 5 min and was getting results
>against fritzy6 that was not good, And I was dissapointed in the same ole GUI of
>T12.
>
>I decided to try a long shot. I deleted F6 and T13 and reinstalled T13, Walla,
>here come the Tiger Roaring just like Sarah said. Brand new GUI, I love it,
>better than Fritzy except for _no_ space bar to force move, which is a
>outstanding feature in fritzy for fast program switching.
>
>Back to Yahoo, I am getting Fangtastic results with 13 on yahoo at a game time
>control of game in 2 min, inc 4.
>
>I do not know why except prob. wrong book originally, or some other installation
>conflict or just plain ole statistics but I do not think that is the case Cause
>the re-installed T13 is awesome, period.
>
>I Thank Christophe for his efforts.
>I have never in the years of participating at CCC talked about another program
>in these terms not even Fritzy. But T13 is something else.
>
>bye 4 now
>
>Wayne
Thanks Wayne.
There are 2 things I can tell you:
1) you can force the program to play by pressing Ctrl-O (Ctrl and the letter O).
This shortcut is displayed when you move the mouse on the "move now" icon and
leave it there for one second. There are shortcuts available for many other
icons.
2) Don't forget to go to Extra->Options->Books and click on "Use engine books".
I know it has been said already, but it's just in case you or somebody else
missed it...
Christophe
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