Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 23:01:46 06/17/98
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>Posted by Vincent Diepeveen on June 17, 1998 at 20:25:09: >It's possible to prevent >this learning too, because a program R would use this too, >then the next version of a program F will simply give again >the store game command, but will exit using control-c, or simply reboot, >and wil start a new game by moving to the begin of a game and then >use a reset of the clock. Sure this is all possible. It's my CLEAR impression that this is not common practice. AUTO232 occasionally crashes for very unknown reasons. Sometimes you even have to turn off and on the Pc as pushing the reset button or CTRL_ALT_DEL is not enough. All in all AUTO232 does in good job and gives reliable results and until now there I have not seen any cheats. >Yes you lose the control to what games get stored and what not, and what >happened to the game right before the autoplayer gave disturbance. >Yes that says enough about the followed approach. they never should have >used those awfull machines freely shipped by chessbase without checking >things first. Should have demanded that programs can play under equal >conditions. When you do a brain surgery to a program every game, >then this is not fair. We all know about what happens in topsport >when you have a weak spot somewhere. >BTW did they really ship 200MMX intel and didn't they ship 200MMX k6 >to Sweden, is that checked, and was that f5 version already with their book >installed at the HD? >Can i buy a CDrom from Sweden with that F5 version? These are all rumors coming from one person. He told me the same. When I asked for evidence of these claims he couldn't provide any! - Ed - >Vincent
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