TI-Chess v4.00 released
Posted by Niklas on 11 November 2002, 16:31 GMT
TICT have released TI-Chess v4.00 for the TI-89, TI-92+ and V200. The most important improvements are: - Multilanguage support (english/french/german/spanish).
- Opening book support: now the engine can randomly choose openings from a book if wanted.
- Training feature rewritten: now chess puzzles may come with an intregrated solution.
- Chess puzzle compiler completely rewritten: making own chess puzzles files is much easier now.
- Opening book compiler added: you can make your own opening books if wanted.
The first volume of TI-Chess puzzles has also been released (TI-89, TI-92+, V200) and if that's not enough, you can also get 2014 opening lines (TI-89, TI-92+, V200). TICT keeps updating their other programs, too: there is a new version of the TICT-Explorer, also for the TI-89, TI-92+ and V200.
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Re: TI-Chess v4.00 released
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yAPPy
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First post! w00t w00t!
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11 November 2002, 16:44 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: TI-Chess v4.00 released
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PolarDPres
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Please, (I'll ask nicely this time), lets all be nice, and frauds go away, lets stop talking about the mouse and Doors XP from Kerm, and have a nice enjoyable forum this time, anyone for this?
My god, you miss 4 days of internet, and the forums fill up, and OH NO! I've been faked now too!
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11 November 2002, 20:54 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: A FEMALE NERD
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PolarDPres
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Novell is worthless, I have been past my schools IT persons blocks a million times, I can access any file on any computer in all of Chesterfield the way they have it set up. I can also see all the blocked sites. The IT woman they hired for the school is completely incomitant, and Novell is totally worthless, all it does is block people who don't know how to do anything from using it successfully. And Deepfreeze doesn't work at all, you can't double click on my computer, or open it in any way from the desktop, but all you have to do is open my documents and go to My Computer in the address bar, and wala, there is the entire Chesterfield school network...
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14 November 2002, 20:47 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: A FEMALE NERD
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no_one_2000_
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We use FORTRESS as our computer "protector" and BESS as our internet filter. I hate both of them. It's such a pain in the butt to access "blocked" stuff, but it's so easy. They block My Computer, but let you go into My Documents (which is really a directly link to your drive). They block dragging, right-clicking, all the toolbars and status bars and task bars and everything, but, you can go through the computer by opening internet explorer and typing in for the URL, C:/windows or whatever. It's so easy, but really a pain. Heh, my one friend editied the autoexec.bat file so it looped a nasty message on the screen :)
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14 November 2002, 22:05 GMT
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