Author: Richard A. Fowell (fowell@netcom.com)
Date: 11:18:13 01/15/00
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On January 15, 2000 at 05:40:04, Frank Quisinsky wrote: >Hello, > >I will made photography from chess programs from my desktop (I hope this english >is correct). We think you mean "screen capture utility" - that is a program which will save the image you see on your screen as a graphics file (PCX, GIF, JPEG, etc.). > >I search a good freeware program ! Such programs are usually shareware. The one I use is also expensive for shareware, but it takes "desktop movies" as well as "desktop photographs". I use this when I want to see the progression of the computer's thoughts from overnight analysis, and the program does not log the PVs for each ply. Here's the information: ====== Sometimes, you'd like to see what HIARCS "thought" about a position at various search depths. The HIARCS screen display only shows the PV for the current search depth, but the PV history can be recorded as an animated GIF using the screen recorder utility "Gif-gIf-giF", which is available for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT, and Macintosh. Even the freely downloadable Gif-gIf-giF demo will do this. The demo is available at <http://www.peda.com/> The resulting animated GIF can be viewed by many utilities and Web browsers, including the downloadable demo of "A Smaller GIF", available at the same Web site as Gif-gIf-giF. ================================================================= >I hope user can help me ! > >Kind regards >Frank
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