Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 09:49:57 01/25/00
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On January 24, 2000 at 16:23:28, Chris Taylor wrote:
>On January 24, 2000 at 14:05:53, Christophe Theron wrote:
>
>>On January 24, 2000 at 12:12:51, Alvaro Rodriguez wrote:
>>
>>>Hi all, finally, Rebel-Tiger arrives tomorrow in my home.. Just talked with my
>>>local dealers, schack-kompaniet..
>>>
>>>They told me that Ed Schröder send them a packet with R-T copies 14 January but
>>>it arrived today, 24 !!?? I guess the mail was somewhat late due to the high
>>>number of Rebel-Tiger copies who has to be delievered..
>>>
>>>I just want to express my happyness!!
>>>
>>>Best Regards
>>>
>>>Alvaro
>>
>>
>>I suspect that everywhere in the world the postal services have been overwhelmed
>>by the number of Y2K greeting cards.
>>
>>Congratulations for your purchase of Rebel-Tiger (yeah, I'm speaking like the
>>first page of an user's manual)!
>>
>>Let us know when it is in your hands.
>>
>>
>> Christophe
>
>It is a Great program! I have some auto232 games. Would they be of any use to
>you? Or should I just post them here??
>Hint: It is doing ok against J6a, F6a, and S4!
Glad to hear it does well against these strong opponents!
I couldn't analyze the games if you sent them to me, sorry. I lack time to do
this. I would like to, but... :(
But you can post the results. Just mention exacty what were the conditions of
the match (computers used, time controls, amount of hash tables for each
program, settings...)
>How do i get tiger to autosave games, so far, only its opponants have saved the
>games? THANKS!
Before you start the auto232 match, open a database. It can be a new one, or an
existing database. Then start the Auto232 match. All the games will be saved in
the database, with date, name of opponents, and result of every game.
It is very convenient because when the match is over you get a complete listing
of the games in the database window.
Christophe
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