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Subject: Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added

Author: Vincent Lejeune

Date: 02:43:11 04/17/02

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My computer doesn't want to run chesty : a message say : "Class not registred.
You need the following file to be installed on your machine. MSSTDFMT.DLL"


On April 16, 2002 at 14:28:05, Roy Eassa wrote:

>
>Hello,
>
>The program previously known as Chester1 is now known as Chesty (at least
>temporarily).  It helps you send an EPD/FEN string to Chest for solving
>(orthodox mates only) on Win32 systems.
>
>It can be found here:
>
>http://home.attbi.com/~ardee/Chesty.html
>
>The other change to the program is that it now permits you to specify the
>maximum depth to which Chest should search in trying to solve the position for
>checkmate.
>
>Feedback appreciated!
>
>  -Roy.

• Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Roy Eassa 05:53:04 04/17/02
  • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Allen Lake 06:30:48 04/17/02
    • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Roy Eassa 07:05:01 04/17/02
      • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Robin Smith 15:28:58 04/17/02
        • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Roy Eassa 15:34:04 04/17/02
      • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Allen Lake 08:30:20 04/17/02
        • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Roy Eassa 08:47:57 04/17/02
          • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Allen Lake 16:37:01 04/17/02
            • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Roy Eassa 08:14:54 04/18/02
              • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Allen Lake 11:27:51 04/18/02
                • A thank-you to Allen Lake <OT> Roy Eassa 09:08:20 04/19/02
                • Re: Chester1 renamed to Chesty and one feature added Roy Eassa 12:01:10 04/18/02

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