On Aug 23, 11:28 pm, Taylor Kingston wrote:
On Aug 23, 1:29 pm, help bot wrote:





On Aug 23, 3:19 am, Sanny wrote:

I found your Game was not recorded. However I could find arround 10
Games played by other people. So I do not understand why it do not
work on your computer?

You took a new username Thats the reasion you were only allowed to
play Beginner & Easy Levels. Once you win 2-3 games with them you can
Play with Normal. And then Master and Then Advance Levels.

I had trouble with the long winded process of signing
up and starting a game. First, I failed to correctly
recall my old password, and had to have it emailed to
me. Then, after entering the correct password, it was
unclear how to get to thechessprogram, to start a
game; I wandered around the Web site a while, but
finally managed to get there, somehow.

Even though I had been allowed "in" via my password,
it still would not seem t let me play a game until I
created a new handle, which only happened because
the screen for this popped up in my face. What the
heck? I was not getting anywhere so I added or
created "help bot", and eventually a screen appeared,
asking which color I wanted.

Other Web sites are annoying in this way too,
demanding you join or login with an email thrown into
the mix, but other Web sites do not seem to have the
inconsistent jumping around at random thatGetClub
entails. And the randomized disconnects are really
annoying. I suspect that, as discussed many months
ago, your Web site does not conform to certain
standards, and is essentially buggy. Don't feel bad --
Microsoft is number one in the world, and they have
always produced buggy software.

-- help bot

I found it impossible to play a game. After clicking on the "start a
new game" link, no board appeared. Where the board would normally be,
was just a blank space with a small "x" in the upper left corner.- Hide quoted text -

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It means Java is not installed on your System.. Since others are able
to play the game this is what I think.

Bye
Sanny

Play Chess at: http://www.getclub.com/Chess.html