Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 16:52:12 12/08/98
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On December 08, 1998 at 13:35:51, James T. Walker wrote: >On December 08, 1998 at 10:22:57, John Szasz III wrote: > >>Dear Jim, >> >>Just a note to say "Thank You" for posting these games between the computers. I >>find it fascinating to watch these computers battle it out. Thanks again. >>I also hope for more computer games in the future. >> >>Sincerely, >> >>John Szasz III >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >Hello John, >Thanks for the kind words. I'm doing this because I enjoy it myself and also >because of the curiosity generated by comments here about ChessMaster. Since it >is not on the SSDF list some people may have gotten the impression that it was >not worthy of being there. I'm sure it's because of the limited resources of >the SSDF that they don't have time to include it. I'm running into time trouble >myself now so I will have to slow down till after the new year (Maybe). In my >opinion it has a great balance of tactics and position. I've even seen some >comments concerning the GUI which I don't understand. I can set it up to look >very similiar to Rebel 10 if I want and the black/white staunton chess pieces >are photo realistic. They don't look like some kindergarden hand drawing which >the Rebel 10 pieces look like. My complaint is that when I set the size of the >board to about 7 inches square the pieces stay the same size and look too small >for the larger board. Enjoy ! >Jim Walker There are two type of B&W sets, one is small, newspaper I think they call it and then you have a bigger set which is the same size as what you see in Rebel and Fritz. I use the large B&W set and just make the board the perfect size for it. I use a darker green for the dark squares and a pale off white green colour for the white. Looks really nice. That is a custom board I made.
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