Author: Uri Blass
Date: 12:55:16 02/05/01
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On February 05, 2001 at 15:41:52, Albert Silver wrote: >On February 05, 2001 at 13:21:34, Vincent Diepeveen wrote: > >>>> >>>>Since the game clock needs to be adjusted, I find the rule prohibiting time >>>>control change in the program hard to believe. I always thought that anytime you >>>>adjust the game clock you are allowed to adjust programs internal clock. >>>> >>>>-Andrew- >>> >>>I agree that it is absurd not to allow changing the clock of the program based >>>on the digital clock but some operators do not have the same opinion. >>> >>>Shredder4 lost the last game in the israeli league because the operator believed >>>that he has no right to change the times on the program's clock during the game. >>> >>>He used 100 minutes /40 moves instead of 120 minutes for 40 moves but he had to >>>do other things during the game so the time difference was not enough. >>> >>>Uri >> >>Uri i'm still not getting the problem. If i play with my program under >>windows then the DGT clock is connected to the board and that's >>connected to the program, what's the problem here? >> >>Any adjustment to the clock automatically gets updated to the program. > >Since what you are saying is completely logical I can only presume the DGT clock >is NOT connected to the board, that the board is not electronic, and that the >program is therefore not receiving the moves electronically, but manually. Am I >correct Uri? > > Albert Yes This was the situation in the Israeli league. Uri
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