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Subject: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition?

Author: Anthony Martini

Date: 12:31:59 01/11/04

         I know how to use SHOOTOUT to use 1 engine to analyze a posistion, but
how do I use 2 different Engines to analyze a Posistion?  ie: Let's say I set up
a posistion that I want analyzed, and I want the Fritz8 engine to analyze white,
and the Shredder7 engine to analyze black at the SAME time...

  Thanks-,
           Anthony

• Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Henrik Boye Laursen 09:08:13 01/12/04
  • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Brian Thomas 15:02:09 01/12/04
    • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Henrik Boye Laursen 22:08:07 01/12/04
      • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Brian Thomas 23:17:21 01/12/04
• Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? margolies,marc 17:44:43 01/11/04
• Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Brian Thomas 12:37:05 01/11/04
  • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? margolies,marc 17:48:42 01/11/04
    • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Brian Thomas 14:59:49 01/12/04
      • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? margolies,marc 20:45:32 01/12/04
        • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Brian Thomas 23:15:40 01/12/04
          • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? margolies,marc 23:04:04 01/13/04
  • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Anthony Martini 13:53:56 01/11/04
    • Re: How do I get Fritz8 to use 2 different Engines to Analyle a Posisition? Brian Thomas 16:42:13 01/11/04

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