Author: Komputer Korner
Date: 10:44:08 03/20/98
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Since I posted that I have now gone through most of the CA OPENINGS program. I did a mini review of it on the r.g.c.c. recently. You get a 30,000,000 move tree that catches all transpositions and shows you the transposition path. You can edit the move evaluations even though the tree is on the CDROM. It does this by creating 3 special files that have pointers to the CDROM file. You can't delete moves of course, and the only way to add moves is by a special filke called openings.brw This is a workaround of course and not entirely satisfactory as after you add moves you are basically leaving the tree. However for 30,000,000 moves $49 is a great buy. -- Komputer Korner On March 18, 1998 at 17:36:10, Don Prohaska wrote: >Thanks. I understand it is tied to various Chess Programs. I assume it >is bug free since it seems it is just an off-shoot of the CA3.xx update. >I am interested in what it does. Can it "update its tree?" and export >any results, etc. I assume since you seem to check out most new stuff, >you'll have a review of it sometime in the future. Thanks again for the >information. > >On March 18, 1998 at 13:20:39, Komputer Korner wrote: > >>It is like a CA Light but only good for being an opening book editor. It >>is now the 3rd best opening book editor on the market after Fritz 5 and >>Bookup 1.5.3 >>If you buy CA 3.02, you won't need CA's opening book editor. Of course >>if all you want is an opening book editor for it's price it can't be >>beat. >> >> >>On March 15, 1998 at 15:55:08, Don Prohaska wrote: >> >>>Does anybody know anything about this new program put out by Chess >>>Assistant called "Chess Openings?"
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