Author: Chessfun
Date: 05:08:20 11/19/99
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On November 19, 1999 at 02:34:32, Lin Harper wrote: > There's a program called "LightningRulez", available for free > download. It lets you 'premove' ie, move on your opponent's time. > But you will be held to the move even if your opponent makes a move > other than the one you expected! When your opponent has moved, your's > will be automatically moved for you, so it comes in handy when you > know full well what your opponent is going to move, or when you know > full well what your next move is regardless of his next. > You can gain a lot of time in a bullet game this way. > It does'nt work with ICC's Blitzin interface, only with Winboard, > I believe. I don't know the site address, do a search on 'LightningRulez' > and you'll find it. Lin, I know what the program LightningRulez is however that is for a computer user or for a winboard user. Also as far as I am aware it will only make the first move even for a winboard user. The following is from Ed collins page at http://www.inficad.com/~ecollins/winboard.htm Do you play a lot of lightning games? If so, you may be interested in LightningRulez, which is WinBoard with a pre-move option added. If you make your move on the board while it's your opponent's move, and if that move is still a valid move after your opponent has moved, this move is then sent instantly to the server! Thanks.
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