I have two computers at home. Could I set up they to play against each other so I could sit and watch? Or do I have to do the moves on each computer myself?
I bought chessmaster a few days ago so I dont now all the possibilities yet.

- Terje

Well, I haven't done it myself, but it should be easy. Just set up a LAN game (I'm assuming your computers are networked) with two computer players.

Keep in mind that if you have only one copy of Chessmaster, you can't legally run it on two computers at the same time.

Thanks! I will look at LAN games.

Of course I run only one copy at the same time.

- Terje

Sorry, I didn't mean to lecture...

But if you look at some of the past threads on this forum, you'll see why I added that caveat.

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Originally posted by KHollister:
Sorry, I didn't mean to lecture...

Thats ok, I usually play one computer only. This was just to see how my Q6600 processor acted against my Pentium 4.

It seems to me that I can't get the two computers to play each other. Only when I move for the other computer I can set up a match between my computers.

It was only for fun, having both computers play each other and chessmaster was the actual players and I could only watch.

I guess there is a reason for it.

- Terje