Author: Harald Faber
Date: 03:48:32 04/03/98
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On April 03, 1998 at 03:22:19, Ed Schröder wrote: >>May I add one wish? >>When analyzing a game Rebel starts analyzing the game right from the >>actual position. It would be nice to see him analyze from the point >>where Rebel leaves the opening book and add the main book line to the >>analysis comment. >>Possible? > >Everything is possible when a day has 2400 hours :)) > >Maybe I don't understand the request. But if you press HOME (is start >of game) and then start 'Analyse Game' Rebel will skip all moves which >are in the book and starts the analyzing process exactly after leaving >the book. So perhaps your request is already in Rebel? Hmm, then it must have been user-error; I'll check this. >>>I am working right now on a anti-Anand piece of software. The goal is >>>to undermine Anand's preparation on Rebel. I will include it as an >>>option in Rebel10. For the moment testing this option I do not recognize >>>my good old Rebel any more......... > >>Better or worse? :-) > >For the moment I am only confused :)) What does that mean? >About the predictions made, I would like to know how people think >about the result of the match. What about a new contest on the Rebel >Home Page? >Using an email-script you can sent your prediction for the Rebel-Anand >match. Only needed data is the prediction for the match and email >address. Then after the match 10 people who's guess were right will >get a Rebel10 for free when released. > >In the meantime I can make a statistic of the input. >Example: > >Rebel versus Anand...... > > 0 - 8 3% > ½ - 7½ 5% > 1 - 7 7% > >and so on. > >Statistics will be updated frequently on the Rebel Home Page. >Interesting? Why not? I predict a 6.5-3.5 in favour of Rebel. Put me on the list. :-)
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