Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 09:09:55 01/29/01
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On January 29, 2001 at 11:54:11, matthew therrien wrote: >I am a new user of Rebel 10 and am running it under Win98 and WinMe, with >default settings, straight from the box, as it were. Rebel is called from >\Decade3 as suggested by Rebel, through a Rebel shortcut. My problem - Rebel is >constantly crashing when Rebel moves are taken back or changed. That is to say >if Rebel plays, for instance, e6 in reply to e4 and you either drag the e6 pawn >back or use the takeback arrow and move c5 to initiate a sicilian - after a few >such manoeuvres of changing Rebel's responses, it crashes with kernel errors. > >Suggestions please ? It looks to me like a conflict with the mouse driver. Soemthing about this was posted on Rebel's homepage. >Also, how would you evaluate the strengths of Tiger vs Rebel, as I am >considering purchasing Tiger - don't like the ugly DOS game but am a little wary >of Tiger's GUI stability. I never had a stability problem with Tiger. And Gambit is a great engine, as strong as anything else and a lot of fun. Besides, a new update will be available more or less soon and then it might be the strongest program of all. You can't go wrong with it. Enrique >Thanks > > >Matthew
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