Author: Ulrich Tuerke
Date: 00:07:02 04/01/01
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On March 31, 2001 at 19:23:10, Bertil Eklund wrote: >On March 31, 2001 at 15:03:35, Ulrich Tuerke wrote: > >>On March 31, 2001 at 13:54:42, Fernando Villegas wrote: >> >>>Hi Ulrich: >>>Some weird things happens with your new version of comet, at least in my >>>computer running ME Edition W. Time setting simply does not obey my orders. I >>>say "play 40 in 90 minutes, boy" and the computer say "I have 5 hours". Or I say >>>"learning on, please" and at the next iteration learn appears off. Hope it has >>>been MY mistake or problem and not Comet fault. Nevertheles, take a look. >> >>Sorry, the learn problem was my fault. Learning was in fact permanently disabled >>in the dos exe which I mailed to Frank (just to save a bit performance in a >>recent tourney). >>Since learning is not really an essential feature, I guess that the dos version >>on Frank's site is okay for most users. I don't want to bother Frank already >>again with an update. >>However, I offer a fixed dos version of the dos-file for download on >> >>members.aol.com/utuerke/comet/b32_dos.ZIP >> >> >>Regarding the other thing with setting the level, I couldn't reproduce it. >>I guess that you were talking of the dos exe again ? >> >>Uli >> >>> >>>I run Comet from Windows and let Comet by itself to open a DOS windows. >>> >>>Cheers >>> >>> >>>fernando > >Hi! > >I have played several thousands games with the different versions of Comet, >(DOS) and I want to ask what you have done with the autoplayer? All earlier >versions at least up to B23 works excellent against other programs. But from B31 >it seems to send the moves so fast that in example Rebel can't read them. No changes (that I know of). As a matter of fact, the auto232 for dos is a rather unreliable software. There is no chance to have it working okay when table bases are being accessed. Uli > >Bertil
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