Author: Lex Loep
Date: 22:33:51 01/25/00
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On January 25, 2000 at 18:43:52, James T. Walker wrote: >On January 25, 2000 at 14:41:19, Lex Loep wrote: > >>On January 25, 2000 at 12:59:52, James T. Walker wrote: >> >>>On January 25, 2000 at 11:21:07, Shep wrote: >>> >>>>On January 25, 2000 at 10:50:55, robert michelena wrote: >>>> >>>>>SNIP >>>seemed to work fine. When I tried to use it on ICC I had multiple problems. I >>>finally realized that I needed to creat my own server file for letting Tiger >>>play on the internet. Another problem is I expected the program to >>>automatically save the games played like Chessbase programs do. I guess the >>>only way to save games is manually. This means when playing auto232 you have >>>nothing to show for your results in the end. The sounds also seem to interfere >> >>To automatically save games when autoplaying on ICC/FICS >>- Open or create a database. >>- In the internet console properties check the 'Auto save game' option. >> >>To autosave games when playing auto232 games: >>- Make sure you have a database open >>Games are automatically saved in the current active database. >> >**************** >I already did this and I have played over 50 games now and have nothing to show >for it. I don't know what the problem is. I created a database called ICCgames >and opened it before starting. I also created a file called Mygames and opened >it before playing auto232games. I minimized them before playing but that should >not stop them from being accessed. I will go back and try again since I had >already become convinced that this did not work. That's strange, are you able to manually save games in a database you created ? What type of database ? e.g. .LDB or .PGN If you have multiple databases open they are stored in the last active one. >**************** >> >> >>>with the auto232 operation and turning them off makes the operation smoother. >>>The sounds are also the most obnoxious sounds ever to eminate from my speakers. >>>I much prefer a simple "click" when making a move over the "Boinng" noise. The >> >>I like the noises :) >> >>Lex > >******* >Hello Lex, >Thanks for the answers on this forum. When I have a problem I'm not sure if I'm >supposed to go to Rebel or Lokasoft for the answers. I find it incredible that Your first line of support would be the Rebel company, then Ed would contact Lokasoft (me) for the GUI related part or Christophe for the engine. Thats the official arrangement, if however I get direct support questions concerning RT I am more then happy to answer them. Further you may want to have a look at the lokasoft website as ChessPartner updates are posted there from time to time. Also check out the RT faq at: http://www.lokasoft.nl/uk/rtfaq.htm >you actually like those noises but "To each his own." It would be nice if you >provided me with "My own". :-) To tell you the truth, I usually have the sounds of :) I used to play in the Dutch and Aegon tournaments with my own engine, there it was important to have a clear sound that could read above the noise level. As alread said on this forum, it's easy to replace the sounds with the ones you like, in the sounds directory there are a number of .WAV files, you replace them. Lex >****** >> >>>Jim Walker
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