Author: Albert Silver
Date: 11:39:59 07/10/01
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On July 10, 2001 at 13:27:35, Chessfun wrote:
>On July 10, 2001 at 13:13:50, Albert Silver wrote:
>
>>On July 10, 2001 at 13:02:06, Steve wrote:
>>
>>>On July 10, 2001 at 10:15:11, Albert Silver wrote:
>>>
>>>>On July 09, 2001 at 11:52:23, Steve wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I have been looking for a Demo of Chess Assistant all over the place. Please
>>>>>send me the Web address if there is one. I want to try it out before I buy it.
>>>>>I have looked all over the place on chessassistant.com and I can't fine the
>>>>>demo.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>>Steve
>>>>
>>>>A demo version, Chess Assistant Light (based on Chess Assistant 6), is in the
>>>>making at the moment and will be out soon.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Wish one in better Chessbase or Chess Assistant?
>>
>>I'm the wrong person to ask (see my profile). You can read some reviews at
>>http://www.chessreviews.com for more info though.
>>
>> Albert
>
>Albert,
> Is it possible to use CA6 at chess.net. If so can you briefly
>explain how?.
>
>Sarah.
No, CA can only be hooked to ICC. ICC's help in successfully developing several
of the interface's unique abilities was crucial.
Because of the thread, I will add that Chess Assistant Light will come with a
completely functional ICC interface, with only a few minor limitations such as
two boards visible at a time, and engine observing will stop beyond a certain
number of moves. The graphical and sound profiles will work fine as well, so
users can create their own and exchange them if they like. If there are any CA6
users who are interested, I have a couple I made that I can send you. Any and
all Winboard engines will work perfectly and one will be able to use CA Light to
run engine-engine matches/tournaments and limited test suites. However it won't
be possible to configure commercial engines such as Chess Tiger 14 (included in
the commercial package) for example.
Albert
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