Author: Howard Exner
Date: 23:04:03 01/17/99
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On January 17, 1999 at 20:40:47, allan johnson wrote: >Richard I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with EPD but I'll provide 3 examples > from the book. > Example46 > White Kg1 Qh5 R-d1,e1 B-g3,N-e5,Ps-a2,d4,f2,g2,h4 > Black Kg7 Qd8 R-f8,c3 Bd7 Nb6 Ps-a6,b7,d5,f7,g5,h6 > Key move Nxf7! Rebel plays R-b1 > > Example 52 > White Kg1 Qf3 R-c1,e4 B-b3,g5 Ps-a2,b2,f2,g3,h4 > Black Kg8 Qf8 R-a8,h8 Bd4 Nb6 Ps-a7,c5,f7,g6,h5 > Key move Re7 Rebel Be7 > > Example 274 This position really highlights the passivity of most chess > computer programmes I believe! > > White Kg1 Qf4 R-d2,e1 Bf1 N-g4,g5 Ps-a4,b3,c2,e5,f2,g3,h6 > Black Kg8 Qe7 R-c3,a8 Bc8 N-c6,d7 Ps-a6,b4,d5,e6,f7,g6,h7 > Key move Rxd5!! Rebel 10 plays Bg2 > Iwould love to write in EPD so I'd appreciate any help in that area Just let your programs do this work for you. You mentioned using a version of Rebel. Once you manually enter in the position to Rebel do this: Manually enter in the correct book move then take the move back. After that just go to the menu where it says , "save to EPD". The move will then be saved to the file you name (and with the best move recorded since you entered it in). You will then have a big file of many epd positions you can share with us.
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