Author: Gabor Szots
Date: 14:09:13 01/30/06
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On January 30, 2006 at 16:10:16, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On January 30, 2006 at 15:40:56, Gabor Szots wrote: > >>Once again I would like to thank everyone here who tried to help me out of my >>misery that was caused by UCI engines who suddenly refused to play under the >>HIARCS 10 GUI. >> >>Before HIARCS 10 I had Fritz 7 Special Edition 2003 installed on my PC. When my >>problem with HIARCS 10 began I uninstalled it in case the two software >>interfered with each other. It did not help. >>Then I uninstalled HIARCS and reinstalled it, but not to the directory in which >>it used to be but - inadvertently - to another one. As you know by now, this did >>not help either. >> >>However, I could not accept that I have to take out CB engines from my >>tournament (for those of you who are interested, it has an URL: >>http://szots.freeweb.hu). Now I thought it may be possible to play the CB engine >>- UCI engine games if I reinstall Fritz 7. And so I did. >> >>It came as a little surprise that however well I had weeded out Fritz 7 from my >>PC (at least so I thought), the installer seemed to remember the place and >>installed the software there without asking me for a directory. It did not ask >>for the serial number either! >> >>The end of the story: under this Fritz 7 GUI my eng-eng matches go smoothly >>again! >> >>It seems the HIARCS 10 GUI has a UCI-engine related bug, which the Fritz 7 GUI >>does not have. >> >>Thank you if you read this far. :-) >> >>Gábor > > > Hi Gabor > At first I had the same problem but could help in > two ways: > 1.) It worked fine when loading the UCI engine before > the native engine > 2) But a better solution was to cancel completely the > contents in the folder C:\Eigene Dateien\ChessBase\CompBase > where the GUI writes the files "EngMatch.cbh" and so on > of the current engine matches. > Best regards > Kurt Thanks Kurt, this works (method 2)! Gábor
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