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Actually, UPX and pklite don't access compressed data directly. They unpack the executable into memory first, where it is then executed in its uncompressed form. ok, fair point, but there is still the only needing one colour thing (unless you're generating bases) which halves tb storage requirement...

thanks for care, bur I am afraid I cannot use it . At this date at least I have no program installed on my new system to read Excel spreadsheets. if you have word, you can view (but not alter) the spreadsheet as an imported table. if you have wordview (from microsoft, for those without word or docvi...

just a note. emule will not deliver all 299 3-5 man tables. i have the complete set, and emule keeps not sharing 5 of them (kbk black, knk black, krkr black kqkq black and krkp black) because it considers them duplicates. in sense of content, emule is right - byte for byte, these files are identical...

Now i went back to the transfer window. Still the neccessary parts of the very file were missing. Again a rightclick to this file told me, that it still has never been seen complete. This is a couple of hours ago and right now it is the same again. Maybe not worth to be mentioned, but of course the...

if you wish for 50% space saving, change compression methods. there must be something else out there that can access compressed data directly, as in upx, pklite and the like, which doesn't add too much overhead in terms of time yet provides the data in a smaller package... i do have a couple of ques...

for those interested, checking for damage in files using either md5 or datacomp is only checking for pyhsical errors. for errors in the table itself (incorrect generation), such as the one wilhelm picked up from chessbase, the only way to pick it up is to use the .tbs file with wilhelm. this will al...

a long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... oh wait, wrong saga. this is a seriously long message, so if you aren't in the mood for a balanced argumentative read, skip this one. Neither Shredder 8 or Fritz 8 can use 6-man tablebases, so I am not surprised that you have not seen a problem. Sh...