Author: Georg Langrath
Date: 23:34:01 02/17/03
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On February 17, 2003 at 23:03:51, John Merlino wrote: >On February 17, 2003 at 21:46:12, Jose M Lasso wrote: > >>Hi, >> >>What is the best CM9000 personality for 1.- found mate in # moves and 2.- >>General analysis of any position, what 's the fastest personality??. Thx in >>advance. Best regards/ >> >>JML >> >>PS: I am a rookie in computer chess, cm9000 is my first chess program, I hope >>it;s a good one > >It's a good one, if I say so myself. Some say the best. Most, including myself, >say it is ONE of the best. > >Depending on the speed of your computer, the best personality for finding mates >AND doing general analysis is probably the default personality, Chessmaster. >Just about the only thing you might want to do to make the analysis a little >faster is to go to "Preferences -> Mentor" and set the Transposition Table >Memory size to something like 32MB or 64MB, depending on what your machine can >afford. > >The easiest way to do analysis of ANY position is to set up that position on the >board (either manually, by moving to that position in a game that has been >loaded, or by copying that position into the program from the clipboard if it is >in Forsythe notation) and then open the "Mentor Lines" window (CTRL+M). Instant >analysis.... > >jm I have never found out how to get analysis in a fast way in Chessmaster. I have had several Chessmasters. Now I know after your message, but not very intuitive, I must say. Thanks anyway. Georg
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