Author: Pete Galati
Date: 01:54:22 03/03/01
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On March 03, 2001 at 03:18:03, Joseph Merolle wrote:
>On March 03, 2001 at 00:08:44, Aaron Tay wrote:
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>>On March 02, 2001 at 22:12:54, Pete Galati wrote:
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>>>On March 02, 2001 at 22:04:39, Joseph Merolle wrote:
>>>
>>>>how do i axis my windows directory so i can find the text editor to adjust for
>>>>tablebases
>>
>>>I don't know specifically where the text editors are, I'd have to look, but >they can't do anything for you as far as those tablebases goes. You really >can't edit those.
>>>
>>>Pete
>>
>>I suspect what he wants to do is to edit say the crafty.rc file so as to allow
>>Crafty to use the tablebases.
>>
>>
>>Actually you don't need to exit Windows. Just run note/wordpad and open the
>>necessary file.
>>
>>Aaron
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>Aaron thats not what i want i am just trying to get my tbs on my hardrive so my
>fritz6 can you use it. In the help files its say that you have to edit something
>i dont know how to get to what i have to edit in order for my fritz6 to use the
>tbs.
Oh, well, at least Aaron was closer than I was anyhow. It seems to have an
unexpected file name
Directory of C:\WINDOWS
CHSSBASE INI 115 03-01-01 1:21a ChssBase.ini
1 file(s) 115 bytes
0 dir(s) 15,460.95 MB free
You'd expect it to be chessbase.ini, but for some odd reason it's chssbase.ini.
I suspect that that's because they've used the same file name ever since their
programs were used in Windows 3.1.
On MOST computers, you'll be able to doubleclick on any ini file, and it'll open
up in the Notepad editor, which is ideal for editing that file.
Pete
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