Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 16:23:02 12/02/98
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Rebel10 even exits from my 200MhZ MMX, 32m ram machine from time to time, for no discernable reason, but less often then Rebel9 did, so Ed Shroeder's company is getting closer to a default set of perimiter's for the program, that makes it less susceptible to this then previous versions on the various computer platforms in existance. In June or July of 1999, there will be a 1st Windows (beta), version available to current owners of Rebel, so these problems should completely be a thing of the past after that point. (OK, so there will be new things to complain about:) With your platform, I see these options; 1. Search the Rebel page (I think they are on the CD Rom too), for the appropriate windows pif shortcuts for Rebel, based on your hardware. That might work, It din't for me when I was using Rebel9. 2. Just say no to Rebel10 until you get a faster computer! After all, Rebel10 really is designed for fast pentium machine with lots of ram. Recommend you download (or buy from Gambit-Soft for $5 bucks), the Rebel Decade program, which does not have these problems, and is still lots of fun to play with. 3. Buy (or download free-ware), a windows program, like you mentioned in your other post - My philosophy is, you can't own too many chess programs! mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict! On December 02, 1998 at 17:01:14, D Ridge wrote: >Help! Recently acquired Rebel 10 but have problems with frequent crashes. Latest >one required reload of windows. Major pain. > >I get a message that the program has performed an illegal operation or something >to that effect. > >I'm not running a state-of-the-art computer. Compaq Presario 633 486 windos 95. >Nor am I very computer literate. > >Any sugestions? > >P.S. please respond to dridge@ford.com or this board > >Thanks >Dave
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