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-<title>WGP: Running a Tournament with PSWBTM</title>\r
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-<h1>The WinBoard Gold Pack 4.4.0</h1>\r
-<h2>For the ultimate WinBoard experience!</h2>\r
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-<h3>Using PSWBTM to run an Engine</h3>\r
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-The PSWBTM software basically consists of a single application file, PSWBTM.exe,\r
-located in the PSWBTM folder of te WinBoard Gold Pack. \r
-Just double-click it to run PSWBTM.\r
-The PSWBTM main window that pops up consists of a menu bar with "File", "Tools" and "Help" menu,\r
-and below it an area with 4 selectable displays, \r
-"Pairings", "Standings", "Control" and "Details".\r
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-The first step in using PSWBTM is configuring it. \r
-Basically, this only means you have to tell it where it can find WinBoard. \r
-The WinBoard Gold Pack comes with PSWBTM already configured, so you only have \r
-to perform this step if you moved the WinBoard or PSWBTM folders around or renamed them.\r
-How you would have to do that is described <a href="configure.html">here</a>.\r
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-The next step is to use PSWBTM's engine-manager function to install some engines in the database. \r
-Here also the WinBoard Gold Pack comes with some engines pre-installed\r
-(if you haven't altered the folder structure).\r
-Nevertheless, we first invoke the engine manager to see if they are OK.\r
-This is what you would also do when you wanted to play a Human-engine game against an already installed engine,\r
-or use your engine in over-the-board tournaments as human operator.\r
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-<h3>Running a Single Engine through the Engine Manager</h3>\r
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-Select the menu "Tools -> Engine Manager". \r
-This makes the engine-manager window pop up.\r
-On the left you will see the list of names of all installed engines,\r
-by the names that the user has given them.\r
-In the distribution these are only two engines pre-installed, CPW and Fairy-Max.\r
-(CPW is installed in two different ways, though, so you see three entries.)\r
-Left-click one of the engines in this list (say Fairy-Max) to select it.\r
-This highlights this engine in blue,\r
-while the details of how it is installed appear in the three text lines on the upper right.\r
-Don't bother with these lines yet,\r
-but left-click the button "Launch Engine".\r
-This will invoke WinBoard with this engine,\r
-so you can play a game against it, or have it play itself.\r
-At this point you are in the same position as when you started WinBoard through a shortcut for running this engine,\r
-or when you would have started through the WinBoard startup dialog,\r
-entering all the engine details there by yourself.\r
-PSWBTM has done all this for you,\r
-taking the egine details from the engine-anager database.\r
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-You can now <a href="..\..\WinBoard\doc\.html">customize WinBoard</a> through its own menus,\r
-so that the display looks like you want to have it,\r
-(size, colors),\r
-the proper auxiliary windows are up and\r
-correctly sized and positioned,\r
-adjudication options are set as you intend to use them,\r
-select a GUI book, engine hash-table sizes,\r
-etc.\r
-WinBoard will remember almost everything you do here,\r
-and come up the next time exactly as you left it this time.\r
-Only transient WinBoard options,\r
-like the Chess variant,\r
-will be forgotten and start at their default value next time.\r
-So you can safely play a game of Gothic Chess or Knightmate against Fairy-Max now,\r
-that won't affect future operation.\r
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-Once you are satisfied with the WinBoard settings,\r
-and perhaps have played a game or had the engine play itself,\r
-you simply quit WinBoard (e.g. by closing its window),\r
-and this will return you to the task manager.\r
-You could now select another engine, and launch that,\r
-or quit the engine manager by clicking the "Exit" button at the bottom.\r
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