Author: William H Rogers
Date: 12:31:31 04/20/99
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James One way to do this is to store your book moves in strings i.e. e2e4e7e5g1f3g8f6 You can use an index into different books. One you decide which one you want to use, all you do is compare the moves to the string, now loaded into memory. As long as it is still following the main line, your move are there, if it branches out into another line, you can read in more info are start generating moves as normal. I have a simple chess program in basic, written by another person who used this technic and it is pretty fast. It is yours if you want it. Bill
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