Author: Lex Loep
Date: 10:48:51 06/12/01
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On June 12, 2001 at 12:41:45, Ian Osgood wrote: >On June 11, 2001 at 16:13:06, Lex Loep wrote: > >>Looks like more and more chess programs are coming out for the >>Pocket PC. >> >>Available for download: Pocket ChessPartner beta 0.1 >> >>http://www.lokasoft.nl/uk/pocket_chesspartner.htm >> >>Sofar only a version for the IPAQ is available. If there is >>enough interest I will produce other versions. >> >>Feedback is welcome. >> >>Lex > >Very nice! I like the piece set you chose. Thanks, these are the scaled down ChessPartner pieces. > >How may nodes per second does it achieve on the iPAQ? > I have not yet looked at it. Generally the Win32 version of the engine running on a 1 ghz PIII comes two ply deeper in the same time. >What is the last icon on the toolbar? It is mostly hidden under the keyboard >input icon (which I would guess you would prefer to be hidden.) > From left to right: Takeback | Forward | Rotate Board | New Game | Compute | Move Now | Hint | Level | Players | About Unfortunately this is pretty useless on the iPaq. They do show up on the H/PC >I found it annoying that one couldn't continue playing the game when one's time >ran out in the sudden death levels, even by changing to a time-per-move level. > You mean you lost on time and want to continue :) I think about it. >Are you going to eventually provide online help? I noticed that the Help menu >couldn't open pcp.HTP. (Maybe because I didn't copy the new MFC and OLE dll's >during install?) No it's my mistake, I have a small help file in .htm format, but I forgot to rename it do .htp > >If you allow loading PGN games, you either need to start from the beginning or >have a command to go to the beginning of the game. > Thats right. >You should mention the functions of the iPAQ buttons in the help file. > Left = Takeback move Right = Move forward Up = Compute Down = Move now Lex >Ian
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