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Deep Fritz 14 Help

Note: Clicking on a line in the engine window enters this move on the chess board
immediately. This works the same way as clicking on a move in the openings book.
On the top left you can see which chess engine is currently calculating the moves
(the actual name will be displayed). Right-clicking the engine name will allow you to
switch engines.
The move it is calculating is 24...Rb8, and this is the first of 48 legal moves.
The “Stop/Go” button allows you to stop and then restart the calculation, or force
a move.
With the “+” and “–” buttons you can increase or decrease the number of lines
that are calculated in parallel (these buttons disappear during a regular game and are
only available in analysis mode).
In the second line there is a lamp which turns red when the engine finds
something dramatic (i.e. when the value suddenly rises or falls dramatically). An arrow
pointing up or down denotes a “fail high” or “fail low”, which simply means that the
computer has discovered something good or bad in the position but doesn't yet know
what it is.

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