Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 10:37:22 09/29/99
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On September 29, 1999 at 12:41:54, Joshua Lee wrote: >I didn't expect to see so much of a response to my message.... anyhow the >ratings may not >mean anything but last time i checked people say hiarcs 7.32 is the best >software out there. (despite book problems??) What a coincidence it also solves >the most positions on the test (not counting Rebel 10 which is also a very good >program as you all know except i think the E.O.C is'nt exactly fair you might That is right. Don't use the EOC when testing LCT-II as the EOC database knows a lot of the LCT-II positions and therefore has an advantage. >as well cook lines in >your openings book). I remember some people complaining about >cooked-books how come people aren't complaining about Rebel 10? My only >complaint is that Rebel 8 did better on the Endgame part of the LCTII test. This can happen with such a low number of positions. >Another thing i am a little upset that it took 3 years for someone to use my >Idea, back when people were on the old newsgroup i asked why don't programmers >collaborate?? >i don't think i got much of an answer but then 3 years later Rebel-Tiger came >out:)Anyhow I thank all of you for being nice, i try to be the same way to a >point. Some good ideas take some time :) Ed Schroder >Thanks
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