A great chess program for the Palm OS

[Gemini DJ]

This is a fun game. Has it been upgraded over the years? The one I have is probably more then 10 years old.

 

[govman]

This is pleasing news. Kudos for the find, kaissa!


(You know, I can't help but wonder why there haven't been more conversions to freeware recently ...)

 

[Meeeeee]

 

[morgan_bair2000]

You might get banned for exposing your content here.

 

[LGM]

Actually, Varjak, they're not functionally equivalent. jig's suggestion works cause "Save as" tries to save an exposed content, but "save link as" tries to save an embedded, unexposed content. For some reason I am yet to find out, in certain webpages, the .prc contents kinda decompile, therefore you only get a bunch of useless characters. Using "save link as" avoids reviewing the content and saves the embedded object as-is.

 

[Rachel [K&T]]

Thanks Jig. I don't know why 'save as' comes up sometimes and 'save link as' comes up others. I never knew that they were functionally equivalent. I thought that that might just save the link and not the file. The book file downloaded normally.

 

[johninjc]

Right click 'Save Link As' worked for me in FireFox.

EDIT: are you trying to download through Blazer? I haven't tried that.

 

[Bubbles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!]

For some reason, I have no problem downloading/saving the book.pdb; but can't download the actual prc file. I only get a screen full of gibberish. And no right-click option to 'save as.'

Why can't they simply allow double-click downloads like most Palm apps/prc files?

 

[babiiface12]

Thanks for posting this information!

 

[Chris 1]

Thanks, kaissa!

 

[rutoughenough2002]

Chess Tiger, one of the top 3 chess programs for the Palm OS, has become freeware. I highly recommend it. Very strong engine and nice features with a clean interface. You can download it from Chess Tiger: the strongest computer chess program for the Palm - free download