Author: Michael P. Nance Sr.
Date: 10:40:12 09/28/03
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On September 28, 2003 at 13:04:00, Sietel Monic wrote: >Hey Mike, hows pogo? > >Menu: Tools – Connect hardware (or Alt-Shift-J) > >You can play engines against programs using the Auto232 device driver. To do >this, you must connect two different computers with a serial cable (null modem). > >Playing with a null modem cable (serial port) >After clicking the correct Com port, start an Auto-232 match on both computers >using File – New – Two computer match. In the dialog box, specify the players >and the name of the match. One of the PCs must be defined as the "Master". >During the match you will find information on its progress in the area just >below the status line, at the top of the screen (exactly as in engine matches). > >The Auto232 function is fairly complex! > >Also Dont know exactly what your doing but if you want to run a match between >the two programs each using one of the cpu's try this: > >The autoplayer on a dual system >It is possible to conduct autoplayer games on a dual system without any relevant >performance loss. Each program gets a full CPU and has access to all the >resources allocated to it. Permanent brain works perfectly. Of course, the >system is only meaningful if you are using different GUIs for the two programs. >If both run under the Fritz GUI, it is better to start a regular engine match. > > Start both programs and position them on the screen so that you can see the >relevant information and follow the match. > > Start an autoplayer match as described above, defining one program as master >and one as slave. > > Click "Server name" and enter a dot (period) in the input line. > >*If you still have problems and wish to have me email you pictures of the steps >I have them, just email me I've sent You an E-Mail. >>>>Mike
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