Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 15:37:24 03/06/99
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On March 06, 1999 at 08:28:49, Ed Schröder wrote: >>Subject: Re: C.A.P. Project completion announcement! > >>Posted by Dann Corbit on March 05, 1999 at 22:21:05: > >>ftp://38.168.214.175/pub/ >> >>To make a long story short, the games are in files a.zip, ..., e.zip as >>compressed pgn. If you have a slow link, it is much smarter to download the >>files individually. The directory a-openings has all the ECO A files, the >>directory b-openings has the ECO B files, etc. >> >>Suggestion: >>Connect with command line ftp and log on as anonymous (if you don't want to >>enter your real email name, please no swear words in your fake email name -- >>that bugs me. Besides which I can find out who you are anyway with traceroute >>and I see your host plainly at connection time.). After changing directory to >>pub/a-openings, set the mode to binary and do a mget * command to collect >>all of >>the a files. Then start up 4 more threads and do the same thing for b,c,d,e. >> >>There's a lot more chess stuff there too. Have fun. > >Hi Dann, > >I downloaded A24.ZIP, it contains a lot of A24 games in PGN. Now what >am I supposed to do with it? I didn't see any computer analysis. > >Just curious. The computer analysis is in a different area. C.A.P. members have a special access. The only C.A.P. data publicly available is the ECO openings. However, since you have contributed software to the project, I will send you an email explaining how to find the C.A.P. data for your purposes. The C.A.P. data becomes available to the general public 3 months after the completion of a phase of the project.
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