Author: Vine Smith
Date: 23:03:11 04/30/02
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On May 01, 2002 at 00:57:46, Jeff White wrote: >I'd like to use Crafty to analyze my games, but I don't know how to put the >analysis and it's evaluations in a file I can print out. Any suggestions are >greatly appreciated. Thanks very much. > >Regards, >Jeff If you save your game in a PGN file, you can then run Crafty from the DOS prompt, and enter the command "annotate" or "annotateh" (which saves the game and analysis in a printable HTML file). There are parameters for this command, described in Crafty's doc file, so you can set which range of moves is analyzed, the time to be spent on each move, the margin of evaluation difference when Crafty will annotate (for instance, for blunder checking only, a margin of about 1.00 would suffice), and some other options as well. I actually prefer the way Crafty does this to the Chessbase programs' automatic annotation, where the line is often truncated, no numerical evaluation is given, and space is wasted on inane verbiage that often betrays the program's lack of understanding. Regards, Vine
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