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Subject: Re: Shredder 5

Author: Michael P. Nance Sr.

Date: 04:36:48 03/10/01

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On March 10, 2001 at 06:19:58, Mogens Larsen wrote:

>On March 10, 2001 at 06:05:45, Michael P. Nance Sr. wrote:
>
>>I,m still lost.The display screen on my p/c says tablebase with o pieces found.I
>>go to options/endgame database/path to tablebase,then the window comes up with
>>the three paths.Ithen click the box beside the first path(which has under c
>>drive the the tablebase in a folder).When I click ok nothing seems to happen.The
>>system that I 'm tring to install these on is using Win 2000,but I also can't
>>seem to be able to install them on my others that are still using Win 98.I've
>>done something wrong,or I havn't did something right.Help!!!!!! Mike
>
>Difficult to say. I doubt it has something to do with the OS used. Maybe you
>didn't select the exact path to the folder where your tb's are stored. Choosing
>the C drive isn't enough. My own path is C:\TB\. The Shredder GUI method of
>installing tablebases is virtually foolproof, ie. browse, select and GUI
>confirmation.
>
>Mogens.
i did this,Options/Endgame Tablebase/Install Tablebase,when the sub-window came
up that asked for source(e:/)the cd rom,and it also asked for the target(c:/)the
hard drive,I install all 4 of the endgames and a window from Shredder came up
and said that the tablebases from each of the cds were copied.Why then is the
shredder screen on my p/c showing that only the 2 middle tablebases show
tablebase with 5 peices found[cache:1 mb+internal 7 .51mb],the first and the
last are showing tablebase with 0 peices found[cache:1 mb+internal 0.00 mb].What
does this mean?Do only two contain information?ddDdin't they copy correctly?The
display on the shredder screen shows 4 tablebases.Firing off signal flare for
help. Mike



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