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Subject: Re: well knowned ( or maybe not so knowned ) chess problem from 1906

Author: Mike Byrne

Date: 17:51:44 10/11/02

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On October 11, 2002 at 20:50:11, Mike Byrne wrote:

>can any program find the one move that salavages the draw for white?
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>[d]8/8/7p/7k/2N1K3/6p1/3P4/6q1 w - -
 oops that is not right -- hold on - I did a savepos while crafty was thinking -
it saved the wrong position

• Re: CORRECT position for chess problem from 1906 Mike Byrne 17:54:54 10/11/02
  • Position solved. Hans van der Zijden 13:49:22 10/12/02
    • Re: Position solved. Robin Smith 15:38:58 10/12/02
      • Re: Position solved. Dieter Buerssner 13:57:04 10/13/02
        • Re: Position solved. Jeremiah Penery 14:13:44 10/13/02
          • Re: Position solved. Roland Pfister 03:38:27 10/14/02
            • Re: Position solved. Jeremiah Penery 15:42:30 10/14/02
              • Re: Position solved. Roland Pfister 01:25:14 10/15/02
      • Re: Position solved. Hans van der Zijden 21:56:00 10/12/02
        • Re: Position solved. Roy Eassa 12:51:10 10/13/02
          • Re: Position solved. Robin Smith 13:43:22 10/13/02
      • Re: Position solved. Uri Blass 16:40:46 10/12/02
    • Re: Position solved. Mike Byrne 14:42:58 10/12/02

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