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Subject: Re: using gambit and chess tiger for analysis

Author: Eelco de Groot

Date: 07:58:38 06/30/01

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On June 30, 2001 at 03:45:27, Mike Adams wrote:

>chess partner that came with the rebel 11 cd

Hello Mike,

As far as I know it is not possible to analyze with both Chess Tiger and Gambit
Tiger at the same time. Maybe that is different for Tiger in the Chessbase
interface, that I do not know. Would be a nice idea though! It is possible at
the moment however to let Rebel Century 2.01 simultaneously with a Tiger. For
that you have to go to Extra -> Analyze External (in the Chesspartner Interface)
and then you can choose the Rebel engine.

For instance you could compare that with Gambit Tiger 2.0 in Aggressive Mode to
get two different views.

Myself I like to use the ECTool software because then it is very easy to compare
three or four different positions at the same time, by putting the pgn file of a
game in clipboard and then opening a new file in ECTool, choosing, under Tools,
'Import game record from clipboard' and then enter a move I want to analyze in
this game. (Each new file opened gets its own copy of a chess-engine. For or
five is about the maximum to run stably.)

There I can analyze with Rebel Century 2.0, a personality version of Rebel or
Crafty 18.10 which I downloaded from Dann Corbit's site, this is the version I'm
using: ftp://cap.connx.com/pub/chess-engines/new-approach/crafty1i.exe  Both
Rebel and Crafty are running in DOS text mode but that's good enough for
analysis. But you would have to purchase ECTool for that, unless you want to
start with Rebel Decade and the test version of ECTool, available on the ECTool
site http://www.ectool.nu/.


BTW, you can change your current e-mail addres for the CCC forum I believe here:
http://www.icdchess.com/forums/edit.shtml

 Regards,

 Eelco



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