In article
,
Sanny wrote:

Please analyze the game.

Please post it in standard algebraic notation.

In rec.games.chess.computer help bot wrote:

I doubt any experienced player here is having trouble
following the notation. However, this funky free-style
notation cannot be input *automatically* into a chess
program for anno-Fritzation; they have to hand-enter
the moves, which is tedious.


And as far as "Fritzation" goes ... why doesn't Sanny spring for a few dollars
[or whatever currency you wish to trade in from the vendor of your choice] and
actually buy the software and do this type of analysis himself? Heck, old
Fritz 7 can be found on Ebay for pennies and is still much stronger than his
engine and adequate for the analysis he is looking for. Any questions as to
Why something is better should be directed to the rec.games.chess.analysis
group in any event.

It just seems that Sanny is [possibly] making money off of your analysis and
free advice.

--
Thomas T. Veldhouse

America is the country where you buy a lifetime
supply of aspirin for one dollar, and use it up in two weeks.

10.01.2008 06:05, help bot:
because with "O-O" the program
itself must figure out the whole thing: departure
squares and destination squares, not just a
portion. Chess is a complex game... .

A programmer who has a problem with 0-0 instead of e1-g1, should go back
and play Tetris or Tic-Tac-Toe and stay away from programming anything
which is beyond 10 Print "Hello" 20 Goto 10.

Greetings,
Ralf