Author: margolies,marc
Date: 11:53:45 01/18/04
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ok you need to computers. you will connect them via their serial ports. one computer runs fritz. the other runs chessnet software and is connected to the internet. on the fritz side, you elect to use auto 232 interface option. that way fritz gets it's opponents moves from the serial cable. This is a setup commonly used for machine vs machine matches. Sarah--chessfun-- has provided a german language link for the chess dot net side which should help you pass the fritz move information back to the server. good luck and have fun! ps i suggest that you use the beter machine for fritz and the slower (older cpu) machine to connect to the internet. On January 18, 2004 at 08:18:00, John Wentworth2 wrote: >On January 18, 2004 at 00:44:07, margolies,marc wrote: > >>I am sure that you can do this with two computers running auto232. >>Assuming you want to do this in an honest fashion, I recommend that you contact >>the admins at chess dot net to get a computer account and I am sure that they >>can help you work out all the smaller details. > >Yes, I want to do this in an honest fashion and yes I already have a computer >account. > > > >> >>On January 16, 2004 at 22:00:36, John Wentworth2 wrote: >> >>>An admin on chess.net gave me a url to where I could get some software that >>>allows Fritz to connect to chess.net. Unfortunately I lost it. >>> >>>Does anyhere know if that is possible with Fritz 6 and if so where I get this >>>software? >>> >>> >>>Thanks
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