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Tom S wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 4:28 pm I would looooove an answer to this post,

The current versions for Android, iPhone, and iPad can now rename ebooks.

The engine should work on Windows 10 just fine.

And Android versions should talk to the engine without any issue. Can you send me more information about where you're stopped?

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Hello! I'm brand new to COW. A couple questions: - Seems like some of the videos seem to be missing. For example, when I go to Videos -> Training Wizard there is no video on the page . - Question on training...the training wizard uses a "play against the player" mode of learning. Is there...

For the lichess integration in the Professional version, check out these two videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEEWeGYfpTk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgkUhWBizE0 For comparing your repertoire to the opinions of a chess engine see this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ru5f0_6DY4 The...

Build 50 now has support for copying FEN to the clipboard.

Due to the way Apple installs apps, this is currently beyond my control. They refresh everything that was there during the install.

For the time being, deleting the sample ebooks will only cause them to be respawned when you next run the app.

If you already have the iPad version, and your iPhone is logged in with the same Apple ID, then the app store will show you the price for the iPhone version...

But when you got to purchase it, it will tell you that it's free.

I think Apple could do a better job in this case but it's what they do.

That's a good idea.

I haven't used other apps that allow copying and pasting of FEN but if you have apps that to, then this is essential.

Speed testing is missing in the new format of COW. It's on my list to add it back in.

The best way might be to rename the London ebook that you have currently, assuming you want to keep the changes you made. Then install that ebook again. Log in and download the installer if you've lost it. You might also consider using color coding. If I remember correctly, the London II ebook has a...