Author: Odd Gunnar Malin
Date: 14:14:21 08/21/01
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On August 21, 2001 at 11:24:55, Carlos Pesce wrote: >Thanks, Victor! >CA 6.1 is so far the best GUI for to run different engines! >All Winboard engines works fine (except SOS 11/99) and MCS and UCI engines works >right also. >Great job! >Carlos Pesce The sos 11/99 works here. Have you put the cygwin1.dll in the sos folder? I have seen some other problem with CA 6.1 1. Update of Hugebase When HugeBase is updated with games from the e-mail service (CA-format) (Help/Update wizard). The game is not found with search for player. If mark/substring is used to find the player all games is found. The mark/substring find several players with exact same name and rating while in the normal list there is only one name. The quick fix that I have been doing is 'delete three' and 'build three' after reciving each e-mail service. 2. HTML export The 'Use different notation settings' under 'Print option/Web export' is not working. Quick fix: Change the notation in the 'Option/Notation' before export. 3. DGT error Define position (Shift+Ctrl+S) in view mode don't accept input 'From dgt board'. There is poping up an error box, before the program terminate. Tested on WinNT and Win2000 4. Interactive analysis When the interactive analysis (Default settings) comes to ply 14-15 it start speeding up the analysis. It use 5-6 sec. on each play and goes rapid up to 100 ply. Example of position: r3k2r/1bq2ppp/p1p1pn2/8/2NP4/B7/P3BPPP/Q4RK1 b kq - Could it be a hash problem with Tiger's. They use a lot of time to find the Fine 70 position, time > 1 min. 5. Engines inline comment Time is always 00:00.00 when time is automatic put in scoresheet. Time in analysis window is correct (also for Winboard engines!). 6. Engines priority The Engine setup/sensitivity don't work as expected with Winboard engines. Only 1. and 4 is a little annoying. Odd Gunnar Malin
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