Author: pavel
Date: 11:18:20 05/20/02
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On May 20, 2002 at 09:06:24, Albert Silver wrote: >On May 20, 2002 at 03:21:34, pavel wrote: > >>Can anyone tell me what are the limitations to this lite version? >> >>If I am not wrong it is probably not stated in the webpage. >> >>regards >>pavs > >You might run a search here at CCC as my memory of the exact details is a bit >fuzzy, however here is what I recall: > >- Database size limited to 15,000 games >- One CAN create a new base and enter one's own games, however, the names of the >players will automatically be CA Light White and CA Light Black. >- However, it will also allow you to use any Winboard engine just fine, though >native support of UCI engines (you can still use Roland's converter) and the >Tiger engines is disabled, and the automatic game analysis features are fully >enabled. >- The trees will display all statistics but deactivate after one side castles. >- One can only open 5 bases at a time. >- The ICC interface is fully functional as well, with the only limitations being >that not more than two boards can be opened at a time, and that when observing a >game with an engine running in the background analyzing the board, the engine >will not work beyond move 30 (or move 30 something). >- Printing and web publishing functions are fully functional and it can generate >automatic pages in plain HTML or in javascripts with drop-down menus to choose >games and resizable boards. >- The playing functions work fine so that you can play games with any time >control imaginable (including Fischer TC but not Bronstein) and any combination. >It comes with its own small opening book to this effect, but in many cases (not >all) can support the engine's own native book instead. Not all as many use >non-standard book formats created by the authors themselves. > > >Other than that one can open, read, and write not only bases in its native >format but PGN as well, and it can read and convert Chessbase formats without a >hitch, including all visual commentary such as highlighted squares and arrows >(of which CA has many more options BTW). > >Enjoy! :-) > > Albert thanks alot Albert ;) pavs
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