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Subject: Re: CM9: something wrong with the GUI? (further comments )

Author: Steven J. Brann

Date: 15:45:29 09/22/02

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On September 22, 2002 at 17:39:30, John Merlino wrote:

>On September 22, 2002 at 17:28:55, Steven J. Brann wrote:
>
>>On September 22, 2002 at 16:36:21, John Merlino wrote:
>>
>>>On September 22, 2002 at 16:26:19, Steven J. Brann wrote:
>>>
>>>>On September 22, 2002 at 00:37:09, John Merlino wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>>The path in cm.ini is:
>>>>>>EGDBPath=C:\Documents and Settings\Steven\My Documents\Chessmaster 9000\EGDB
>>>>>>
>>>>>>And the EGDB files are there.
>>>>>
>>>>>Ok. I'm going to ask you to do the same steps that I asked Kurt to do.
>>>>>
>>>>>1) Set up a position with two kings and two pawns.
>>>>>2) Open the "Coach" window and go to the Advice Tab. For every move in the list,
>>>>>there should be either a "Black Mates in...", "White Mates in..." or "Game is
>>>>>Drawn". If you see this, then the EGDBs are working properly.
>>>>
>>>>John, the advice tab in the coach window just gives the possible moves.  No mate
>>>>in X is displayed.
>>>>
>>>>Confirms the fact that it's not working I guess.
>>>>
>>>>Steve
>>>
>>>Very odd. Have you changed ANYTHING about your installation? What installation
>>>option did you choose? Did you download the EGDB generator? Did you ever edit
>>>the cm.ini file to change the EGDBPath setting? And, as a last resort, have you
>>>tried uninstalling and reinstalling?
>>>
>>>jm
>>
>>The only thing I changed in the install was to specify another drive partition
>>other than the default which was F:\Gam\Program Files\Ubi Soft etc.  I did the
>>complete install.
>>
>>I did download the EGDB generator but have not installed it.  I did not edit the
>>EGDB path setting... just changed the ttable size for mentor from 21 to 128MB.
>>
>>I have not tried another install, but unless you can see anything else I could
>>do, I will try that.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Steve
>
>Other than giving me the list of the files in the EGDB folder, so I can see what
>files might be missing, I can't think of anything other than uninstalling and
>reinstalling (which I know is annoying).
>
>Just FYI, since Kurt mentioned it, several people HAVE reported problems with
>the EGDBs appearing to not work, but in every case it was either user error or
>user confusion. I have no idea what it can be in this case, however....
>
>jm

John,

The EGDB folder contains 228 files, 188MB (197,673,444 bytes)

Do I have everything?

Steve



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