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Subject: Re: Initializing TB's in Fritz7

Author: Ernst Walet

Date: 03:40:36 12/29/02

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On December 29, 2002 at 06:26:06, Christopher A. Morgan wrote:

>
>Ernst,
>
>I recently ran two position problem test suites in Fritz 7 and Fritz 8 GUIs, one
>for end game positions, and one for middlegame positions, and posted the results
>here.  I ran the end games without tablebases.  I had quite a problem making
>sure the tablebases were not being accessed, as just not checking the use
>tablebases box in the load engine dialogue, F3, did NOT prevent some engines
>from using the tablebases, including F7 and F8.
>
>The following was part of my test positions post:
>
>In order to make sure my EGTBs were not being accessed I had to take the
>following steps: 1. In the Load Engine window, make sure the use tablebases box
>is not checked.  2. In Tools –> Options–> Tablebases make sure the paths are
>blank, but remember to put the paths back in when you want to use the tablebases
>again.  3. If you have tablebases in the default directory, c:\My
>Documents\ChessBase\Tablebases change the name of the Tablebases directory -
>deleting the path in 2, above, is not enough.  You’d think that just not
>checking the use tablebases box in the Load Engine dialogue would be enough, but
>it is not.
>
>Regards,
>
>Chris
>
>
>
>
>On December 29, 2002 at 05:28:25, Ernst Walet wrote:
>
>>Hello all,
>>
>>I noticed hat both the gui and the engine initialize the TB's.  I switched off
>>TB access in the gui (with F3), but I want the gui to permanently stop using the
>>TB's, thus freeing some memory.
>>
>>Is this possible?
>>
>>Kinde regards,
>>Ernst.


Thank you Chris, but what I want is that ONLY the engine initializes the TB's
and the GUI not...

So by renaming the path the engine can't use them either, I suppose.

Regards,
Ernst.



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