Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 06:48:47 12/19/00
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On December 19, 2000 at 09:46:11, Laurence Chen wrote: >On December 19, 2000 at 09:38:15, Ed Panek wrote: > >> I am contemplating purchasing rebel tiger. Is this a windows version? >> >>How is the GUI? Tablebases? Has anyone had any first hand experience? >> >> >>Is it worth the money? >> >> >>Ed >Yes, it is well worth the investment. The Tiger engines are Windows based, the >Rebel Century engine is DOS based (arghh!). The GUI for the Chesspatner is >acceptable, the problem I have with it is that I cannot increase the size of the >Window without some deterioration to the graphics (chessboard and pieces), I use >1280x1024 resolution in my video. A portable computer like mine, by any chance? :) I managed to get an acceptable layout. If you are interested, I can email it to you. Enrique > I wish that one could increase the size >without any deterioration because I'd like to read the fonts and to see the >board more. No tablebases support for either Tiger engines or Century, I >believe that Lokasoft engine has support for it, besides you can also use Crafty >or any Winboard engine with the Chesspatner GUI which supports tablebases. I >like the playing style of Gambit Tiger, it reminds me of Bobby Fischer. >Regards, >Laurence
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