Can anybody give me some instruction on how to do this? Do you need an adapter to run it in arena, for example?
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Joseph
how do you use the king outside of its native gui
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ozziejoe
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George Tsavdaris
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Re: how do you use the king outside of its native gui
http://www.horizonchess.com/FAQ/Winboard/Winboard4.html#[D.3.4]ozziejoe wrote:Can anybody give me some instruction on how to do this? Do you need an adapter to run it in arena, for example?
And remember: It's MUCH easier than it sounds.
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ozziejoe
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Re: how do you use the king outside of its native gui
man that is complicated....even the warning at the beggining of the instruction is ominous. Here is one statement
"WARNING: This section and the next is by far the most complicated parts in the whole FAQ, and if you are not familiar with Winboard engines, you have little hope of getting it to work. . "
I can work through this slowly, later, but does anybody happen to have the files (except theking.exe of course) to make this work?
J
"WARNING: This section and the next is by far the most complicated parts in the whole FAQ, and if you are not familiar with Winboard engines, you have little hope of getting it to work. . "
I can work through this slowly, later, but does anybody happen to have the files (except theking.exe of course) to make this work?
J
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Mark Mason
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Re: how do you use the king outside of its native gui
Hi Joseph,
Yes I have the files you need that will have you up an running in 30 seconds. Send me an email and I'll reply attaching what you need:
masonfamily99@btopenworld.com
Mark
Yes I have the files you need that will have you up an running in 30 seconds. Send me an email and I'll reply attaching what you need:
masonfamily99@btopenworld.com
Mark