https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://wb ... oad/anmon/*
While searching for older uci versions of AnMon for certain tasks, I realized a catch 22 in one link for AnMon downloads in my chronology.
It pointed to a wayback archive of arena playchess, but the downloads for AnMon further pointed back to
an old Ridderkerk wayback archive, which failed!
After some research I found them with the search above.
You have to click on the file, then you are sent to a calendar page, here you just click on the marked date.
The download will silently start. (the original html page for it is gone, thus no redirection)
First I thought the older ones won't work anymore, but this was with testing from cmd.
Actually they still all work here on my WIN7-64 from inside a GUI (only tried WB so far).
The older WB AnMon versions still need an extra parameter 'xboard' even in Winboard.
AnMon 'archeology'
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Guenther
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Guenther
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Re: AnMon 'archeology'
An example with AnMon 4.24 (1999-06!) vs. Abrok 5.0 (2003-05)
No problem for this 20 years old AnMon version in CuteChess with a predefined opening PGN.
Four years younger Abrok could win though from a bad position with very active play.
[pgn][Event "Oldies-CuteChess GUI"] [Site "RWBC Win7U-64 Q8200 2.33Ghz Nvidia GT 710"] [Date "2019.10.09"] [Round "1"] [White "AnMon_424 1999-06"] [Black "Abrok_50 2003-05"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A35"] [Opening "English"] [PlyCount "160"] [Termination "adjudication"] [TimeControl "40/240"] 1. c4 {book} c5 {book} 2. Nc3 {book} Nc6 {book} 3. Nf3 {book} g6 {book} 4. e3 {+0.18/9 4.68} d6 {-0.46/13 7.91} 5. d4 {+0.24/9 3.51} Bg7 {-0.48/13 14.83} 6. Be2 {+0.26/9 6.64} Bg4 {-0.38/11 5.17} 7. O-O {+0.37/8 3.99} Kf8 {-0.52/11 6.97} 8. d5 {+0.86/9 6.72} Na5 {-0.56/12 6.74} 9. Qd3 {+0.90/9 4.17} Qb6 {-0.58/12 6.51} 10. e4 {+0.95/8 5.75} Bd7 {-0.74/11 6.30} 11. Qc2 {+1.02/8 4.51} Qb4 {-0.68/11 6.09} 12. Nd1 {+0.99/9 12.78} Ba4 {-0.82/12 6.08} 13. Qd3 {+1.25/9 4.34} Bxd1 {-0.92/12 7.55} 14. Rxd1 {+1.16/10 13.54} Qa4 {-0.98/12 6.04} 15. Re1 {+1.18/8 4.24} b5 {-1.06/12 5.64} 16. cxb5 {+1.53/10 6.79} c4 {-1.54/12 6.05} 17. Qe3 {+1.72/9 4.60} Qxb5 {-1.66/12 5.99} 18. Rb1 {+1.67/9 10.18} Qa4 {-1.80/11 8.72} 19. Bd2 {+1.82/9 6.65} Nb7 {-1.80/11 5.93} 20. a3 {+1.65/9 14.82} Nf6 {-1.60/10 4.68} 21. Rec1 {+1.85/8 3.08} Rc8 {-2.08/11 5.72} 22. b3 {+2.56/9 4.35} Qd7 {-2.36/11 5.07} 23. Bxc4 {+2.53/9 9.71} Nc5 {-2.06/12 5.34} 24. e5 {+2.72/9 3.77} Ng4 {-2.10/12 12.20} 25. e6 {+2.73/10 9.13} Qd8 {-2.32/11 4.89} 26. Qe2 {+2.79/8 3.77} f5 {-2.40/10 3.92} 27. Ng5 {+2.81/9 4.39} Ne5 {-2.72/11 5.91} 28. Bf4 {+3.11/9 6.33} h6 {-2.64/11 5.46} 29. Bxe5 {+3.18/11 6.31} hxg5 {-2.70/13 5.94} 30. Bxg7+ {+2.71/9 13.47} Kxg7 {-2.56/12 5.94} 31. Qe3 {+2.72/9 5.62} Ne4 {-2.08/12 5.94} 32. f3 {+2.73/8 5.62} Nf6 {-1.96/12 4.69} 33. Qxa7 {+2.73/10 6.57} Ra8 {-2.12/13 6.13} 34. Qe3 {+2.63/10 8.12} Rxa3 {-2.16/13 8.69} 35. Qxg5 {+2.80/9 2.97} Qa5 {-1.82/12 5.66} 36. Rd1 {+2.66/9 11.36} Qc5+ {-1.74/12 3.96} 37. Kh1 {+2.76/9 3.79} Ra2 {-1.80/13 6.09} 38. Rd2 {+2.82/8 2.96} Rh5 {-2.06/13 8.07} 39. Qf4 {+2.80/9 3.96} g5 {-1.96/13 5.10} 40. Qd4 {+2.65/10 2.67} Qxd4 {-1.94/14 5.09} 41. Rxd4 {+2.71/12 12.37} g4 {-2.10/15 12.98} 42. b4 {+2.39/11 16.14} Rc2 {-1.90/14 11.35} 43. Bb3 {+2.33/11 11.32} Re2 {-1.84/13 8.16} 44. fxg4 {+2.33/10 4.94} Nxg4 {-1.08/13 7.26} 45. h3 {+1.80/11 19.67} Ne3 {-1.08/15 10.14} 46. Rg1 {+1.80/9 3.75} Ng4 {-1.08/14 9.51} 47. Rc1 {+1.61/10 15.38} Kf6 {-1.06/13 9.03} 48. b5 {+1.61/8 3.71} Ke5 {-0.84/12 8.20} 49. Bc4 {+0.21/10 18.32} Rb2 {+0.60/13 6.86} 50. Rdd1 {-0.13/12 14.06} Nf2+ {+1.08/14 5.32} 51. Kg1 {-0.71/13 16.33} Nxd1 {+1.12/15 7.56} 52. Rxd1 {-0.86/11 4.60} Rh4 {+1.20/14 5.25} 53. Rc1 {-1.13/11 14.51} Rb4 {+1.24/14 6.92} 54. Ba2 {-1.12/9 3.63} Rxb5 {+1.46/14 6.58} 55. Rc2 {-1.08/9 2.16} Rhb4 {+1.82/14 6.25} 56. Re2+ {-0.99/10 3.11} Kd4 {+2.14/15 5.93} 57. Rd2+ {-1.74/12 13.04} Kc3 {+2.56/15 5.64} 58. Rd1 {-2.14/12 7.93} Rb2 {+2.88/15 5.36} 59. Rc1+ {-1.99/9 1.36} Kd4 {+2.88/15 5.08} 60. Rd1+ {-2.13/11 5.03} Ke5 {+2.94/16 4.83} 61. Bc4 {-2.13/10 1.86} Rc5 {+2.94/15 4.59} 62. Ba6 {-2.62/11 8.33} Rxd5 {+3.14/14 3.32} 63. Rf1 {-3.07/10 8.00} Ra5 {+3.26/13 3.59} 64. Bc4 {-3.07/8 1.10} Rc5 {+3.34/14 4.72} 65. Re1+ {-3.02/9 1.05} Kf6 {+3.38/15 4.73} 66. Ba6 {-3.28/10 6.44} Ra5 {+3.40/14 4.72} 67. Bd3 {-3.14/9 1.76} Re5 {+3.40/14 4.72} 68. Rf1 {-3.35/10 3.57} Kxe6 {+3.48/13 3.23} 69. h4 {-3.39/9 1.91} Rd2 {+3.52/13 4.85} 70. Rf3 {-3.53/9 3.08} f4 {+3.62/12 3.42} 71. Bf1 {-3.50/7 0.69} Kf5 {+3.86/13 4.70} 72. g3 {-3.91/10 4.07} Kg4 {+4.42/13 3.31} 73. Rxf4+ {-4.96/10 4.14} Kxg3 {+4.54/15 4.51} 74. Rf7 {-4.96/10 2.15} Kxh4 {+4.64/14 5.34} 75. Rh7+ {-4.76/8 0.79} Kg3 {+4.70/14 4.03} 76. Rh3+ {-4.85/7 0.46} Kf4 {+4.80/14 5.60} 77. Rh4+ {-4.76/6 0.21} Ke3 {+4.82/15 5.60} 78. Rh3+ {-5.14/9 0.81} Kd4 {+4.88/15 5.60} 79. Rg3 {-5.11/6 0.16} d5 {+4.90/14 5.60} 80. Rg8 {-5.30/7 0.25} Rf5 {+5.06/13 5.59} 0-1[/pgn]
No problem for this 20 years old AnMon version in CuteChess with a predefined opening PGN.
Four years younger Abrok could win though from a bad position with very active play.
[pgn][Event "Oldies-CuteChess GUI"] [Site "RWBC Win7U-64 Q8200 2.33Ghz Nvidia GT 710"] [Date "2019.10.09"] [Round "1"] [White "AnMon_424 1999-06"] [Black "Abrok_50 2003-05"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "A35"] [Opening "English"] [PlyCount "160"] [Termination "adjudication"] [TimeControl "40/240"] 1. c4 {book} c5 {book} 2. Nc3 {book} Nc6 {book} 3. Nf3 {book} g6 {book} 4. e3 {+0.18/9 4.68} d6 {-0.46/13 7.91} 5. d4 {+0.24/9 3.51} Bg7 {-0.48/13 14.83} 6. Be2 {+0.26/9 6.64} Bg4 {-0.38/11 5.17} 7. O-O {+0.37/8 3.99} Kf8 {-0.52/11 6.97} 8. d5 {+0.86/9 6.72} Na5 {-0.56/12 6.74} 9. Qd3 {+0.90/9 4.17} Qb6 {-0.58/12 6.51} 10. e4 {+0.95/8 5.75} Bd7 {-0.74/11 6.30} 11. Qc2 {+1.02/8 4.51} Qb4 {-0.68/11 6.09} 12. Nd1 {+0.99/9 12.78} Ba4 {-0.82/12 6.08} 13. Qd3 {+1.25/9 4.34} Bxd1 {-0.92/12 7.55} 14. Rxd1 {+1.16/10 13.54} Qa4 {-0.98/12 6.04} 15. Re1 {+1.18/8 4.24} b5 {-1.06/12 5.64} 16. cxb5 {+1.53/10 6.79} c4 {-1.54/12 6.05} 17. Qe3 {+1.72/9 4.60} Qxb5 {-1.66/12 5.99} 18. Rb1 {+1.67/9 10.18} Qa4 {-1.80/11 8.72} 19. Bd2 {+1.82/9 6.65} Nb7 {-1.80/11 5.93} 20. a3 {+1.65/9 14.82} Nf6 {-1.60/10 4.68} 21. Rec1 {+1.85/8 3.08} Rc8 {-2.08/11 5.72} 22. b3 {+2.56/9 4.35} Qd7 {-2.36/11 5.07} 23. Bxc4 {+2.53/9 9.71} Nc5 {-2.06/12 5.34} 24. e5 {+2.72/9 3.77} Ng4 {-2.10/12 12.20} 25. e6 {+2.73/10 9.13} Qd8 {-2.32/11 4.89} 26. Qe2 {+2.79/8 3.77} f5 {-2.40/10 3.92} 27. Ng5 {+2.81/9 4.39} Ne5 {-2.72/11 5.91} 28. Bf4 {+3.11/9 6.33} h6 {-2.64/11 5.46} 29. Bxe5 {+3.18/11 6.31} hxg5 {-2.70/13 5.94} 30. Bxg7+ {+2.71/9 13.47} Kxg7 {-2.56/12 5.94} 31. Qe3 {+2.72/9 5.62} Ne4 {-2.08/12 5.94} 32. f3 {+2.73/8 5.62} Nf6 {-1.96/12 4.69} 33. Qxa7 {+2.73/10 6.57} Ra8 {-2.12/13 6.13} 34. Qe3 {+2.63/10 8.12} Rxa3 {-2.16/13 8.69} 35. Qxg5 {+2.80/9 2.97} Qa5 {-1.82/12 5.66} 36. Rd1 {+2.66/9 11.36} Qc5+ {-1.74/12 3.96} 37. Kh1 {+2.76/9 3.79} Ra2 {-1.80/13 6.09} 38. Rd2 {+2.82/8 2.96} Rh5 {-2.06/13 8.07} 39. Qf4 {+2.80/9 3.96} g5 {-1.96/13 5.10} 40. Qd4 {+2.65/10 2.67} Qxd4 {-1.94/14 5.09} 41. Rxd4 {+2.71/12 12.37} g4 {-2.10/15 12.98} 42. b4 {+2.39/11 16.14} Rc2 {-1.90/14 11.35} 43. Bb3 {+2.33/11 11.32} Re2 {-1.84/13 8.16} 44. fxg4 {+2.33/10 4.94} Nxg4 {-1.08/13 7.26} 45. h3 {+1.80/11 19.67} Ne3 {-1.08/15 10.14} 46. Rg1 {+1.80/9 3.75} Ng4 {-1.08/14 9.51} 47. Rc1 {+1.61/10 15.38} Kf6 {-1.06/13 9.03} 48. b5 {+1.61/8 3.71} Ke5 {-0.84/12 8.20} 49. Bc4 {+0.21/10 18.32} Rb2 {+0.60/13 6.86} 50. Rdd1 {-0.13/12 14.06} Nf2+ {+1.08/14 5.32} 51. Kg1 {-0.71/13 16.33} Nxd1 {+1.12/15 7.56} 52. Rxd1 {-0.86/11 4.60} Rh4 {+1.20/14 5.25} 53. Rc1 {-1.13/11 14.51} Rb4 {+1.24/14 6.92} 54. Ba2 {-1.12/9 3.63} Rxb5 {+1.46/14 6.58} 55. Rc2 {-1.08/9 2.16} Rhb4 {+1.82/14 6.25} 56. Re2+ {-0.99/10 3.11} Kd4 {+2.14/15 5.93} 57. Rd2+ {-1.74/12 13.04} Kc3 {+2.56/15 5.64} 58. Rd1 {-2.14/12 7.93} Rb2 {+2.88/15 5.36} 59. Rc1+ {-1.99/9 1.36} Kd4 {+2.88/15 5.08} 60. Rd1+ {-2.13/11 5.03} Ke5 {+2.94/16 4.83} 61. Bc4 {-2.13/10 1.86} Rc5 {+2.94/15 4.59} 62. Ba6 {-2.62/11 8.33} Rxd5 {+3.14/14 3.32} 63. Rf1 {-3.07/10 8.00} Ra5 {+3.26/13 3.59} 64. Bc4 {-3.07/8 1.10} Rc5 {+3.34/14 4.72} 65. Re1+ {-3.02/9 1.05} Kf6 {+3.38/15 4.73} 66. Ba6 {-3.28/10 6.44} Ra5 {+3.40/14 4.72} 67. Bd3 {-3.14/9 1.76} Re5 {+3.40/14 4.72} 68. Rf1 {-3.35/10 3.57} Kxe6 {+3.48/13 3.23} 69. h4 {-3.39/9 1.91} Rd2 {+3.52/13 4.85} 70. Rf3 {-3.53/9 3.08} f4 {+3.62/12 3.42} 71. Bf1 {-3.50/7 0.69} Kf5 {+3.86/13 4.70} 72. g3 {-3.91/10 4.07} Kg4 {+4.42/13 3.31} 73. Rxf4+ {-4.96/10 4.14} Kxg3 {+4.54/15 4.51} 74. Rf7 {-4.96/10 2.15} Kxh4 {+4.64/14 5.34} 75. Rh7+ {-4.76/8 0.79} Kg3 {+4.70/14 4.03} 76. Rh3+ {-4.85/7 0.46} Kf4 {+4.80/14 5.60} 77. Rh4+ {-4.76/6 0.21} Ke3 {+4.82/15 5.60} 78. Rh3+ {-5.14/9 0.81} Kd4 {+4.88/15 5.60} 79. Rg3 {-5.11/6 0.16} d5 {+4.90/14 5.60} 80. Rg8 {-5.30/7 0.25} Rf5 {+5.06/13 5.59} 0-1[/pgn]
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supersharp77
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Re: AnMon 'archeology'
No my friend....that link does not work........Guenther wrote: ↑Wed Oct 09, 2019 12:43 pm https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://wb ... oad/anmon/*
While searching for older uci versions of AnMon for certain tasks, I realized a catch 22 in one link for AnMon downloads in my chronology.
It pointed to a wayback archive of arena playchess, but the downloads for AnMon further pointed back to
an old Ridderkerk wayback archive, which failed!
After some research I found them with the search above.
You have to click on the file, then you are sent to a calendar page, here you just click on the marked date.
The download will silently start. (the original html page for it is gone, thus no redirection)
First I thought the older ones won't work anymore, but this was with testing from cmd.
Actually they still all work here on my WIN7-64 from inside a GUI (only tried WB so far).
The older WB AnMon versions still need an extra parameter 'xboard' even in Winboard.
http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/download/anmon/
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tmokonen
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Re: AnMon 'archeology'
The asterisk at the end of the address did not get included in the link. Try this:supersharp77 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 1:45 am No my friend....that link does not work........
http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/download/anmon/
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Guenther
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Re: AnMon 'archeology'
Thanks, the auto-detection of the link fails here.tmokonen wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 5:32 am
The asterisk at the end of the address did not get included in the link. Try this:
https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://wb ... ad/anmon/*
Haven't used the url tags for a long time, because it's not necessary usually.
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Frank Quisinsky
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Re: AnMon 'archeology'
Hi Guenther,
I gave the downloads from Frank's Chess Page (first winboard page by myself) to Leo.
Leo are working some years on my older site.
I think I have all AnMon versions available in the past and also a ChessBase Native version and so one.
I am sure that Christian Barreteau will like that if the AnMon (An for ANgel and Mon for deMON) will be a long time available!!
Unfortunately, some years I had no contacts to him.
Of course, I can do it to on Frank's Chess Page.
Best
Frank
I gave the downloads from Frank's Chess Page (first winboard page by myself) to Leo.
Leo are working some years on my older site.
I think I have all AnMon versions available in the past and also a ChessBase Native version and so one.
I am sure that Christian Barreteau will like that if the AnMon (An for ANgel and Mon for deMON) will be a long time available!!
Unfortunately, some years I had no contacts to him.
Of course, I can do it to on Frank's Chess Page.
Best
Frank
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supersharp77
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Re: AnMon 'archeology'
Yes..It works but I usually just go to the original site links Anmon (archive) and look for the original download link archivetmokonen wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 5:32 amThe asterisk at the end of the address did not get included in the link. Try this:supersharp77 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2019 1:45 am No my friend....that link does not work........
http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/download/anmon/
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and "sometines they work and sometimes they don't".....Yours is a three step process...That Anmon download listing for all of the exes/zip files is quite unique...even I have not seen that one before...and I've done some deep diving in almost all of these old archives so congrats!! AR