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Subject: Re: Hiarcs v Fritz opening books

Author: Steve Lopez

Date: 12:53:47 07/01/99

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On July 01, 1999 at 15:37:15, Melvin S. Schwartz wrote:

>What are you talking about?

The fact that you have a *very* dificult time posting variations that contain
legal moves.

>1.e4...c5  2.Nf3..e6  3.d4...cxd4  4.Nc3...Nc6  5.Nxc6...bxc6  6.e5...Nd5
>7.Ne4...f5 (here Hiarcs should have played Qc7 I do believe) 8.Nd6+...Bxd6 (and
>here Hiarcs played Bxd6 even though the info window said Bxd6 no which was
>highlighted in red).

The first time this was posted, you skipped the move 4 pair.

>
>I have NOT added anything to the tree. I always have the tournament book on. I
>copied the tree via "copy tree to disc". Now, what have you to say?

How can we be sure? Your previous posts contain illegal moves, yet you insist
that you've posted properly -- so how do we know *what* you've done to the
opening book?


>I also originally posted a move order for Hiarcs playing White and the Bishop's
>opening which was as bad if not worse than this Sicilian I posted.

Yes, it *was* as bad -- that line had an illegal move as well (f6 was listed as
a move for White, but was impossible in that position).

-- Steve Lopez



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