Author: Marcus Kaestner
Date: 23:47:54 07/23/99
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>On the Rebel web site there is an article attributed to a new magazine named >Chessbits concerning the Auto232 player and various programs taking advantage of >it to force their opponents to lose. There are very specific examples of this >given for Fritz, Nimzo, etc. (Chessbase). > >I'm wondering if anyone here has experienced "strange anomalies" using Auto232. >I believe the programmer who developed it is the same person who authored Nimzo >(Chrilly Donninger), in which case he does have a connection to Chessbase. there is a difference. chrilly donninger programed the auto232-software. chessbase has taken the protocol but modified it so the user has more choices (changing sides after each game, don´t let the opponent to store the game, and so on). also the donninger-auto232 is a tsr-dos-program, the chessbase autoplayer is a windows program. marcus
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