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<title>After installing Tiger13 I still have Tiger12 on my disc but I cannot manage to activate it in the CP interface (the only choice</title>
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&lt;P>&lt;STRONG>&lt;SMALL>&lt;/SMALL>&lt;/STRONG>&lt;FONT size=2>Create two folders RT12 and RT13 copy chesstiger.dll and tiger.dll from the tiger 2 directory to RT13 copy the same files from the old tiger dir in RT12 To switch engines just copy the files from one of those directories into the install directory.&lt;BR>You can even write to small batch files for it to automate it:&lt;/FONT>&lt;/P>
&lt;P>&lt;FONT size=2>--- tiger2.bat ---&lt;BR>copy RT13\*.dll&lt;BR>CP5.exe&lt;BR>-----------------&lt;/FONT> 
&lt;P>&lt;FONT size=2>--- tiger1.bat ---&lt;BR>copy RT12\*.dll&lt;BR>CP5.exe&lt;BR>-----------------&lt;/FONT>&lt;/P></description>
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<pubDate>17 Nov 2003 17:56:08 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>The filter function does not seem to work on the Century database ?</title>
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<description>There is a small bug in the filter function. It requires the database files to be writable. Thus running of CD-ROM won't work. A workaround is to copy both the .ldb and the .ldx file to your hard disk and make sure the read only attribute is cleared.</description>
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<title>What are the strongest settings for short time controls ?</title>
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<description>If you have a fast computer (200MHz or more), I would simply suggest at short&lt;BR>time controls (G/5 or faster):&lt;BR>1) do NOT give it too much hash tables. 4 Mb will be enough. If you give more&lt;BR>than that, the time spent in clearing or updating the hash tables at each move&lt;BR>will weaken the program&lt;BR>2) close all unnecessary windows (for example the book window) and toolbars.&lt;BR>3) do not move the mouse when the program is thinking. On some computers, this&lt;BR>slows down the program tremendously.&lt;BR>&lt;BR>You can give the program more hash tables when you play at G/15 or slower.&lt;BR>&lt;BR>Then go to the Rebel Home Page (www.rebel.nl) and look for the new, more&lt;BR>effective, engine settings (NSEW=1 and MoreSel=1).&lt;BR>&lt;BR>Also it seems that changing the "contempt factor" can help Tiger a little bit.&lt;BR>In the engine properties page, set the "score for a draw" to the value "-10"&lt;BR>(that means a tenth of a pawn).&lt;BR>&lt;BR>Last thing: make sure that the "analysis brain" is OFF when you play a game.</description>
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<title>When Tiger is pondering a move till lets say 12 ply, and the opponent is playing that move, Tiger nevertheless start computing a</title>
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<description>You probably have the 'analyse brain' option turned on, this option should only be used when analyzing games. During normal play on the the 'permanent brain' option should be checked.</description>
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<title>The name of the opening and the ECO code is not displayed ?</title>
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<description>This is a function of the chess engine, this is not (yet) supported by the chess tiger engine. Only when you select the standard Lokasoft engine the opening name is displayed.&amp;nbsp;</description>
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<title>How can I automatically save the games played with the auto232 player ?</title>
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<description>Before you start the auto232 match, open a database. It can be a new one, or an existing database. Then start the Auto232 match. All the games will be saved in the database, with date, name of opponents, and result of every game.</description>
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<title>How can I automatically save the games played on ICC/FICS ?</title>
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<description>&lt;SMALL>&lt;FONT size=2>In the internet console properties check the 'Auto save game' option, then make sure you have a database open. All games either played by you or by the program are saved.&lt;/FONT>&lt;/SMALL></description>
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<title>In Analyze mode the program only searched 6 or 7 ply's deep, how come ?</title>
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<description>This is a known bug, this happens when a level with a fixed time per move is selected. Workaround is to select a different level.</description>
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<title>The Select user book function is grayed. Why ?</title>
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<description>The user book is a function of the chess engine, if the engine does not support this function the menu is grayed. The Rebel-Tiger engine does not (yet) support a user book.</description>
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<title>I cannot seem to get the new Tiger program to use an opening book despite there being a ct.bk file in the folder. It is not empt</title>
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<description>We did some investigations, and found there is indeed a way to loose the&lt;BR>tiger book. Normally when the tiger engine is started for the first time&lt;BR>it stores the current directory and uses this to find it's book and learning&lt;BR>files. If during the game the current directory changes, the still find it's&lt;BR>book. The current directory can change if you open a internet console from&lt;BR>a directory different from the install dir.&lt;BR>What probably happened, you selected the Lokasoft engine or the winboard&lt;BR>adapter, played a bit with it, maybe created a user book, this caused the&lt;BR>current directory to change. Then switch back to the tiger engine, which&amp;nbsp;&lt;BR>again looks in the current dir, and of course can not find it's book file.&lt;BR>To recover, select tiger engine, save settings, exit, restart. </description>
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<title>How can I use the Nalimov tablebases ?</title>
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<description>You can't, this is not supported in the current release. Using the Lokasoft engine you can use the Ken Thompson endgames. </description>
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