Author: James T. Walker
Date: 04:51:48 01/26/00
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On January 26, 2000 at 01:33:51, Lex Loep wrote: >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. > ++++++++++++++++++++++ Hello Lex, I create the database with the Chesspartner program using "Open database" and "New" and I think it makes two files, LDB & LDX or something like that. Anyway I tried again last night with the database in a different directory than originally created and still no luck. I only have one database open and yes I can store games manually with no problem. +++++++++++++++++++++++ > > >>**************** >>> >>> >>>>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 > >+++++++ Thanks, I will look for a sound I like! >+++++++ > >>****** >>> >>>>Jim Walker
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