Author: Bob Durrett
Date: 07:48:46 04/06/04
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On April 06, 2004 at 01:20:50, Luis Smith wrote: >Hi Bob, > >I assume you're using the "Blindall" peice set to play this blind fold game. >but instead of entering the move this way you can still move the peices. They >are not gone just transparent. > >BTW you're a brave soul to play Fritz in a blindfold game =O). Please provide additional information about the blindall piece set. Is is already on Fritz? If not, where to get it? I had already hit upon the idea of changing the color of the pieces but could not get around the idea that a piece of the color of half the squares would be the wrong color for the other half of the squares. Actually, I am not as brave a soul as you guess! I had set the time limit at thirty minutes so Fritz would, in practice, never get to move. Before Fritz would move, I would enter the move for "him." That way, I would be playing both sides and Fritz's only role would be to detect and prevent illegal moves. The idea of using "transparent" chess pieces sounds very promising! [Maybe that's what they did at Amber.] Bob D.
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