Author: Art Basham
Date: 14:28:34 03/18/02
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On March 18, 2002 at 16:33:40, Jeff White wrote: >I have this file in pgn format. Now from what I understand, these files are for >computers to chew on to see how fast they solve them. I'm basically interested >in the solutions so I can set them up on a board and solve them myself, but I >need the solutions to make sure I'm right. If there isn't a file with the >solutions, how long should I let the computer look at each position to come to >the correct solution? Any help is appreciated. Thanks. > >Regards, >Jeff Hi Jeff.. I have that book of over 1800 diagrams (with all of the solutions given), the problems ae excellent; however, I found that many of the moves are too dificult for most of my programs to find... I got too tired of waiting, etc. If you set it for 30 min, each, then you probably will run into a whole bunch of easy ones that take just 3 min. or so to find...and so it goes..:-) YOu end up wasting too much time... You are better off to pick out afew that look good to you, and then work on those.. best regards.
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