Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 17:47:19 09/09/03
http://www.chessgenius.com/pc/ New features of version 7.1 Improved graphics: Better support for high resolution displays. Addition piece sets. Author: Richard Lang, one of the great Chess Programmers from the early years. I currently have Chess Genius 3 installed on my Win2K machine thanks to this link. webpage http://www.gambitchess.com/progr.htm direct link http://www.gambitchess.com/pub/cg3dos.zip Although I am registered use Chess Genius 3, my disk has gone bad a long time ago. I believe Chess Genius 3 will still do reasonanbly well against many of the top programs today on equal hardware at fast time controls. Whenver they (whoever they is?) decide to start a chess programmers "Hall of Fame" , there is no doubt that Richard Lang will be a select member. Tournament Titles won by Richard Lang's Chess Programs. 1984 World Microcomputer Championship. Glasgow World Microcomputer Champion (Joint) 1985 World Microcomputer Championship. Amsterdam World Microcomputer Chess Champion, Vice-World microcomputer Chess Champion. World Microcomputer Chess Team Champion. (All titles except best amateur) 1986 World Microcomputer Championship. Dallas World Microcomputer Chess Champion, World Microcomputer Chess Team Champion. 1987 World Microcomputer Championship. Rome Dedicated World Microcomputer Champion, Dedicated World Microcomputer Team Champion, World Microcomputer Software Champion, Personal Computer World Champion. 1988 World Microcomputer Championship. Almeria Manufacturer's World Champion, World Champion (Unlimited Class), Manufacturer's Team World Champion, Single Processor World Champion, World Microcomputer Software Champion, Absolute World Champion. 1989 Computer Olympiad. London Silver medal. Chess 1989 ACM North American Computer Chess Championship. Reno Third place and Best Small Computing System 1989 World Microcomputer Championship. Portorose Manufacturer's World Champion, Software World Champion, Absolute World Champion 1990 Computer Olympiad. London Gold medal for Chess 1990 ACM North American Computer Chess Championship. New York North American Computer Chess Champion. (First equal), Best Small Computing System, Endgame Championship First place 1990 World Microcomputer Championship. Lyons Manufacturer's World Champion, Software World Champion, Absolute World Champion 1991 World Microcomputer Championship. Vancouver World Microcomputer Chess Champion. (joint) 1993 World Microcomputer Championship. Munich Manufacturer's World Champion, Absolute World Champion 1995 World Microcomputer Championship. Paderborn Professional World Champion. (joint) Thank you Richard for all the joy your programs have bought me over the years! Best, Michael
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