Author: Harald Faber
Date: 00:01:17 04/01/98
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On April 01, 1998 at 01:48:00, JW de Kort wrote: >Hi! > >In some old posting on CCC i read a mail from someone who played a >matche between two programs ont the same computer. Can anybody tell me >how this is possible? I tried it myself using windows 3.11, but most of >the interesting chessprograms in my collection make the system crash >after a while. Only the old program Psion does not. > Is there any better way to do this? Pleas help! >Jan Willem It is possible to do it automatically within Fritz5. There you can load more than one engine and let them play automatically against each other. You can also give opening positions from where they will start. Available engines are Fritz1.2, Fritz3.10, Fritz4.01, Fritz5, Hiarcs6, Junior4.6 and Doctor2?. Fritz5 is now offered by Gambitsoft for DM129 which is approximately $70, before it was offered for $125=DM200. Gambitsoft writes the prize may increase again for it is possible that this is only an effect of the "war" between Gambitsoft and HCC (Weiner/Millenium software). Rebel9 also has this engine-vs-engine concept but doesn't work properly if you try to setup different opening books, at least on my computer. And it has only Rebel Decade, Rebel7, Rebel8 and Rebel9 as engines.
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