Bummer.
Then perhaps his PGN Master? It has been updated last month.
B
6 juill. 2024 14:36 de stevec...@gmail.com:
> Thanks but it won't install on the more recent versions of Android, says it
> was made for an older version.
>
> On Sat, Jul 6, 2024, 11:29 AM Beno
SCID on the Go was pretty great when I had a Droid tablet:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.scid.android
Tell us how you like it!
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6 juill. 2024 14:27 de stevec...@gmail.com:
> Leaving on a month-long trip tomorrow. I play a running chess game with a
> friend by email and
> Is there some way of showing history of moves in Scid ?
Hello,
To view the moves from the active game, open the PGN Window via the Windows
Menu.
Once open, the window should appear next to your chessboard. You can
right-click on the tab (look for "notation") to move it to the top, bottom,
left
Woah:
> Knowledge Base is the work of months carefully building a quality
Polyglot database with analyzed positions by top engines, mainly by
Stockfish 12 and Stockfish 13. The average quality of of the current 66
million analyzed positions is around ~3300 elo. The database contains a
wealth of in
Hello,
There used to be one (@SCIDChess if memory serves well), but I deleted it.
Users use the Wiki pages directly, and I prefer this mode of communication.
Feel free to tweet about SCID!
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Alan,
Here's what the first draft looks like:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/MacOSCatalina/
If there are edits, you can send them to me by email or by commenting on
the page.
Thanks!
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Hello,
I think they're in MB:
> Integer, Default: 16, Min: 1, Max: 1048576
> The amount of memory to use for the hash during search, specified in MB
(megabytes). This number should be smaller than the amount of physical
memory for your system.
http://support.stockfishchess.org/kb/advanced-topics
Hello,
ScidVsPC is another project.
Best,
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Hello,
To show coordinates:
(1) click on icon under the chessboard that shows three horizontal lines.
It looks like the Heaven (Qian) trigram in Yi-King.
(2) click on the icon at the right. It looks like two angles meeting to
form a box.
(3) click on "Show/Hide coords"
https://sourceforge.net/p/
Thanks for the report, Lionel.
Could you describe how you use the piece tracker? I've never used it, and I
should update the documentation.
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Hello,
>From my experience, this comes from the fact that the engine is switching
to another line while you add the variation to your game analysis.
Fulvio has written a report for the issue in the tracker:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/bugs/105/
Meanwhile, my own recommendation is to add your
>
> It seems to be called 'nav burger' although the name is not very
> intuitive:
> https://www.newfangled.com/user-experience-mobile-menus-and-nav-burgers/
Brilliant. Thanks!
I'd need a name for both the game navigation arrows and the nav burger.
I'm thinking of something like the Board Menu,
Hello,
To toggle the board coordinates:
(1) click on icon under the chessboard that shows three horizontal lines.
It looks like the Heaven (Qian) trigram in Yi-King.
(2) click on the icon at the right. It looks like two angles meeting to
form a box.
(3) click on "Show/Hide coords"
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I might
> Meaning the player not the computer then.
Meaning an AI company can't enter an army of bots to automate everything
through and through.
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Thank you for these interesting interviews, Nils!
I've asked my Tournament Director for one qualifier of the current World
Championship cycle and he confirmed my position: the ICCF only requires
that the player is the one who plays the moves.
As long as it the player is the captain of his own shi
> I think the poster is asking where this is documented, if I am
understanding it correctly.
Rules work by restriction - unless there's a restriction, it's allowed.
There is no restriction under the currect ICCF rules. Therefore, it's
allowed.
The same applies to chess documentation.
> I was ref
> Strange - which document is it in? I couldn't find it.
Exactly. The only restriction is that you are the one who plays the moves.
Tournaments that forbid the use of chess engines will state it. I've heard
that some postal events are still under the old code of honor, which also
forbade document
> Are you allowed to use computers to play correspondence chess?
For ICCF competitions, yes:
https://www.iccf.com/message?message=447
There are websites that forbid it, e.g.:
http://www.schemingmind.com/
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Hello,
I am glad to report that since I've updated to the latest SCID version, I
have yet to experience one single crash.
Not. One. Single. Crash.
And I'm using SCID every day extensively to play Correspondence Chess. This
means there's a very powerful engine running all the time. There's at lea
> Neither I like that a new format will be developed, nor I don't like
this, for
me it doesn't matter, my comments are only hints, and are intended to be
neutral. It's about the developers of Scid whether they want to support
Chess960, or if they don't want.
Fair enough.
It seems that your ScidB
> I cannot say yes or no to this.
I think you did, with the ".si4 cannot be used for Chess960," since SCID as
we currently know it uses .si4.
(I've corrected "Chess360" to "Chess960.")
***
I have the impression you don't want to commit to my claim because you'd
like a new format to be developed
Thank you for your comments, Gregor.
When you say that
> support of Chess960 is possible, but a more suitable database format would
> be
> desirable for this.
>
you're restating the fact that to implement 360 properly, the SCID format
would need to be revised.
I'll revise the "require" (it was
Hello,
Implementing 360 would require a complete revision of SCID format:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/AboutScidFormat/
The answer to your question, I'm afraid, is no, at least for a while.
I think the ChessX project is trying to implement 360:
http://chessx.sourceforge.net/
If you fin
> In the old days (once long ago) the comment editor "cursor" could be
"before" and "after" the current move.
Yes, and I believe it led to a nighmarish behavior whereby as soon as you
edited the game, the cursor was lost. Considering that correspondence
players such as myself need LOTS of analysis
> {Pre comment one}
I stand corrected.
One problem I see with writing comments like that in SCID is that you need
to be sure of your line order, for as soon as you reorder them, the text
need to be corrected too.
In general, I advise against writing circumvoluted game commentaries. At
least unti
> This type of comment is not possible using Scid's comment editor
Of course it is:
[Event ""]
[Site ""]
[Date ".??.??"]
[Round ""]
[White ""]
[Black ""]
[Result "*"]
1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 c5 4.c3 Nc6 5.Nf3 Bd7 6.Be2 Nh6 7.O-O Nf5 8.Na3 Be7
9.Nc2 Rc8 10.Ne3 Nxe3 11.Bxe3 Qb6 12.a3 O-O 13.b4
T
> It just seems like an easy addition that will make annotating much better.
Fulvio can chime in, but I'm not sure it will be easy, since it seems to
involve modifying the SCID format. Moreover, how this gets translated into
PGN is far from obvious to me.
Readability issues also surfaces when you
Hello Jens,
Assuming the file is in Options/Config, I've updated the wiki entry:
> Under Win, the options file is scid.opt in
/bin/config/options/options.dat. Under Unix systems (such as Solaris or
Linux) the file is ~/.scid/config/options/options.dat.
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/TheOpti
> Now I just need to figure out how to retain my layout.
Unless I misunderstand what you need, Wayne, you should be able to do so by
going to Options / Windows / Save Layout.
Tell me if that works for you.
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Hello James,
Yes, there is a way to stop SCID from automatically loading a database at
startup:
1. Open the Gamelist Window.
2. Click on the Book icon.
3. Rick click on the database you want to stop from loading at startup.
4. Uncheck "Load at Startup"
Do the reverse if you want to load one or m
> I'm wondering who is responsible for the spelling.ssp file.
As far as I can recall, all the ssp files are courtesy of Franz Nagl, who
compiles the names, the ELO, the players, the photos, everything.
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> But if a user thinks that the board icons are actual commands it will not
click themwithout knowing the possible effects.Can this be the problem?
It was for at least three users. A tool tip would be cool.
> I thought pgnscid was too dangerous. Importing pgn files can be slow and
if the process
> documentation under the help menu
The documentation is deprecated for the most part, unless you're lucky. It
will all be revised when the wiki will be done. I don't have that much time
to edit anything, but I know that if I start editing the two hand in hand,
it will become a nightmare.
Editing
Clemens,
Click on the toolbar under the main board. A series of icons should appear. If
you click on the one at the right, there's "Rotate", "Show/Hide coord",
"Show/Hide material" and "Full Screen".
Full Screen is rather cool, BTW.
Hello again,
The CTRL-X shortcut conflicts with the Cut shortcut of the operating
system, at least under Win.
I found this when trying to cut a comment from a game.
***
Instead of CTRL-X, I suggest these three changes:
(1) CTRL-N for New Game
(2) CTRL-SHIFT-E for the Name Editor
(3) CTRL-SHIFT
Hello,
I received this tweet this morning:
> {@SCIDChess is there any possibility to make the shortcut for new game on
scid 4.6 functional again? ;-)
https://twitter.com/kragenweite/status/604526739050635265
This made me realize that indeed the Ctrl-X command does not work.
After some trial an
Hello Jean,
Fulvio's new Gamelist Window makes sorting a database deprecated. Since one
can sort dynamically the database using the criterias of the Window,
there's no need to sort them out the old way. In fact, even if you sorted
them the old way, the order in your Gamelist Window would override
Hello,
I did not verify this information, but here's what the maintainer of ChessX
reports this morning:
> Sourceforge site has experienced a major crash and worse, the chessx svn
repo has been inconsistently restored from backup. Please do not update
your local working base from svn server if yo
Spam, most probably. Seems like bots stole F's email.
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> in the game list window there's a column "rating" -- not the white and black
ELO but just rating. what's it mean? am not finding any reference to it
in the help system
The help system is sorely out of date. Before rewriting it, SCID's wiki
will need to be advanced. There's very little I ever
> The trial mode is not one of the options on the toolbar.
I checked with SCID 4.5 and can confirm this. The trial mode is not there
anymore.
There used to be a shortcut for this. (Can't recall which - "a"?) I'd have
to do tests.
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> The trial mode is important because it is useful to run va
> Board coordinates on/off is also missing
Click on the toolbar under the main board. A series of icons should appear.
See below.
If you click on the one at the right, there's "Rotate", "Show/Hide coord",
"Show/Hide material" and "Full Screen".
Full Screen is rather cool, BTW.
***
> no toolbar
Hello,
To use the arrow keys to navigate into a game, your mouse needs to hover
the Main Window. When your mouse is elsewhere, say over the Gamelist, the
arrows stop working.
I think this behavior was in place in the previous versions, but I'm not
sure. I mostly use mouse scrolls. For mouse scrol
Hello,
As promised the other day, I revised the documentation covering the
Analysis Window:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/TheAnalysisWindow/
The page starts to take shape. There are still lots of niggling details
missing to complete the page, besides other pages to complete like the
Annota
> I know this is a newbie question [...]
Newbie questions are welcome. They indicate the parts of SCID that are more
difficult for newcomers. Any constructive feedback can help improve SCID.
***
> I'm looking for the naviation bar. Does this still exist on v4.6.1?
Yes. Go in Options / Toolbar a
Oups. My last comment was posted in the wrong thread. Sorry. I might as
well answer Luc, then!
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Luc,
To complete Fulvio's answer, to add a comment before the very *first* move
of a game:
- load a game in the Main board
- go back to before the first move ***using the arrows under the Main boa
Thanks, Fulvio!
New users should beware that to prevent SCID from loading the example
database, they need to:
- go on the new Gamelist window;
- click on Show/Hide databases (the book icon);
- right-click over the example database;
- unselect "Load at startup"
Selecting "load at startup" will of
Hello James,
Yes, I think you should leave the rating field empty if you don't know the
rating. You are point out what seems to be a terrible annoyance:
> my games database got corrupted when I started entering both USCF and ELO
ratings. What happened is that the W-Elo and B-Elo fields got myster
James,
The only way I can think of right now to change at once all the ratings
from ELO to USCF would be:
- export your database in PGN
- open the PGN file with a text editor, and
- replace the text with a Search and Replace.
I don't think of a way to tweak the ELO files. Other can chime in here
Hello Aref,
At the bottom right of the Analysis window, there's an icon that looks like
a chessboard. When the mouse hovers on it, "Show analysis board" appears."
Click on it. You should see a small board appear at the right of the
window. Is it something like you want?
See here:
https://source
Luciano,
You're right: it seems that when you use the SCID installer, the tcl files
are missing. I guess your choice of language modified the scid.gui file in
the /bin subdirectory. The scid.gui file includes all the tcl code used by
SCID. It can be changed the same way I suggested, I think.
The
Luciano, Fulvio,
I've written a short blurb explaining that it's possible to edit Tcl files:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/EditTclFiles/
This page has been linked here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/Contribute/
Comments welcome. Especially, I'm suggesting people to send the file
di
Thanks for the feedback, Chris and Iwu
I am playing in a correspondence chess championship right now and can only
invest one evening per week. Sorry for the delays and all. I'd never
thought I'd use SCID that much!
Here are my responses.
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> I can't think of many programs that don't read thei
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Werner, Iwu,
I've finally got the time to reproduce the whole procedure and it made me
rewrite the HowTo:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/HowToShowPlayersPhotos/
Seems that one needs to restart SCID for the images to appear. Also, the
players' names files can be everywhere one wants, but not
Werner, Okechukwu,
Here's a wiki entry for How to Show the Players' Photos:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/HowToShowPlayersPhotos/
Tell me if that works for you.
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If I may add an incentive to Franz, Europe-Échecs asked me over Twitter if
we wanted to provide monthly ratings. They said they were using SCID to
generate tournament tables.
I think this kind of service could certainly be useful to the community,
and even a source of revenue. As I see it, there c
Janne,
SCID 4.6.0 does not have a Sorting functionality in the Maintenance window
anymore. Perhaps you could simply reorder the games using the new Gamelist
window. By clicking one or two times on the Date line header, a "1" will
appear and your games will be sorted according to the date.
If you'
Alfred,
You say:
> Scid 4.6 I have problems whenever I filter games.
Would you be more specific? I use SCID 4.6 every day a few hours a day
since November, and I can filter whatever I please, and more.
Note that with this new release, you can filter directly into the Gamelist
Window. Click on t
> If you start a new office document, make changes/additions, then Select
All -> Copy, everything will go to the Clipboard. It it didn't, the
Clipboard would be empty!
The analog operation in SCID is to copy the content of the PGN window of an
unsaved game to the Clipboard. This still works: if I
> Then I start the analysis engine but quickly cover up its output with
another window.
Right-clicking into the analysis window hides the analysis lines. A message
"click here to see moves" should appear.
Hiding the move can be triggered before the engine runs, so there's no need
to click with o
I've sent this email to Karol a few days ago:
Hello Karol,
Your wish has been fulfilled:
> Removed alt+c and alt+s binding in "comment" window
http://sourceforge.net/p/scid/code/ci/a635acf62e3b3259f1fb3772f07ffd6397352e88/
Fulvio has been pushing many other modifications to the code lately.
T
Hello Sebastian,
Glad you like SCID 3.6!
I don't think SCID's code comes with Timeseal.
Looking back in the archives, I found this note by Alexander:
You can find a list of binaries here
http://www.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/~chess/soft/timeseal/
Note that there're no sources so you'll have to pick the
Hello Ulrich,
Sorry for the delay.
I created a DMG a few months ago:
https://github.com/bstp/ScidApp
I don't know if this works for your. It works here, but I just updated to
Yosemite. Can you test it?
If anyone knows how to create a bundle, that would appreciated. People have
asked me for thi
Hello again balu,
I updated this wiki page, in case I need to answer that question again:
https://sourceforge.net/p/scid/wiki/HowToStartScid/
I corrected the information to better represent the fact that one does not
need to add the file extension of SCID files.
For PGN files, you need to add th
Hello,
Here's what the **Links** page should look like,
once the Markdown code is pasted into GitHub page:
https://github.com/bstp/scid-on-the-web/wiki/Resources
***
Here what the site could look like:
http://bstp.github.com/scid-on-the-web/
There are other ready-made styles.
***
This shoul
Hello,
> Search for "B50-B59". You'll need a decent text editor though. It's a big
> file.
I use e.exe, Textmate and gedit.
I could use vi, but these work for me.
Perhaps I should have been clearer:
how do I proceed **to commit the changes**?
I know I could just change the diff to Fulvio,
but
Thanks, Steven,
I stumbled upon what you're suggesting yesterday evening:
> In the file tcl/search/header.tcl, changing the only occurence of B50-B59 to
> B60-B69 is all that's needed i think.
Indeed. Now, how should I proceed?
***
> This looks to be a free form list, so you can probably add
Hello,
Here's a little "bug":
1. Click on Search, then Header.
2. Select the three dots near ECO codes:
3. Select Richter Rauzer.
You should have everything from B50-59.
The "bug" is that the Richter Rauzer starts at B60.
The ECO range B50-56 covers quick alternatives:
1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 d6
1. e
platform experienced the problem I
> described in my earlier post about a week ago (comments disappearing while
> browsing through variations)?
>
> --- On Tue, 5/31/11, Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
>
>> From: Benoit St-Pierre
>> Subject: Re: [Scid-users] Linux Flavor for Scid
Thanks for the info!
I'll install Crunchbang later this evening. I just encountered Archbang.
Does anyone have some experience with Archbang?
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> Linux Mint and Scid allowed me to finally abandon Windows.
I note there is a Mint Xfce flavor:
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1725
Using only 250 meg RAM means more battery life and a stronger chess engine...
Mint is said to be built on Debian, although I'm not sure I get any of
the details: it
Hello,
Thank you for all your input. If anybody else wants to add his two
cents, feel welcome. I feel that these testimonies can help the
casual readers, since Scid is a great incentive to install Linux.
(At least until there is a Scid for iPad!)
So here are my first observations and experienc
Hello,
I plan to buy a notebook to install Linux.
The intention is to learn Python and toy with Scid.
Which flavor do you suggest for a newbie like me?
Which flavor do you suggest not to install to a newbie like me?
Are there Linux flavors that works best for Scid?
Thank you for your patient
As far as I know, the rules of chess are directly encoded into Scid.
If I am right, supporting Chess360 would mean a complete rewrite of
the relevant functionalities.
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The index.html is really an index.
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Alex,
> That's sad news. I counted on you here [tutorial].
Yes, I counted on me too :-(
But the tests my Guinea pigs led me to the conclusion that I should
rethink my idea.
1. This worked ok:
http://www.benoitstpierre.info/scid/tutorial/
(It already needs a rehaul to include docking mode.)
2
Steven,
> Pressing Control-D twice every time you want to use it is ok i guess.. but
> for simplicity's sakes, imho hardcoding
it into the gamelist is the best idea.
But people might want to switch between db without being in the
Gamelist window. And now we'd have to open the Gamelist window to
Alex,
> Given your suggestion to stick to standards we would however add a "Windows"
> menu for this. You just don't open another "window" like in your editor.
Right: we already have one menu called Windows. I fail to see how
this is relevant to our discussion.
Let me try again. What I am sug
Alex, sometimes you should just keep reading:
> So what is your point then?
See just below the sentence you just commented.
You're not commenting in good faith.
This is tiresome.
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> I want to switch between databases with one mouse-click. This may be no
> "standard", but sorry I cannot live without it.
I too like to switch with the Database Switcher.
I am not suggesting that we remove the Switcher and build it into the menu.
I am merely saying that merging games between da
> Finally, maybe a repetition: scid is no editor or no webbrowser, it is a
> database application.
Semantics do not help here: GUI are becoming standardized.
Here is one among many examples of what I am talking about:
http://www.devon-technologies.com/products/devonthink/
Yes, there is a way t
In contemporary GUI, these kinds of switchers are in a menu.
Think editors, browsers, etc.
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> Well, now I am wondering if it wouldn't be possible-- theory about
> UUIDs notwithstanding-- to come up with procedures for group
> contribution to ensure higher quality? So, instead of adding
> willy-nilly, try to prevent the "garbage in?"
I agree with you: we need to prevent garbage in
Hello,
You're right in saying that I am hinting at something like a
combination of unique and natural keys. Never thought of that.
I believe the smart duplicate detection problem is not solvable, at
least not in a logical way. We need reality to tell us at what move
Bardeleben exactly resigned
> unique IDs to ensure a *high-quality* cannot be achieved. How should the ID
> be calculated?
The ID is simply given and maintained by the database facility. In
relational database theory, I believe that to have unique IDs is
axiomatic. I am not sure that it's possible to have relational
datab
> Do you mean the "Tools->Capture Current Board" feature ? It works fine for
> me.. but requires the "TkImg" package for png support.
Yes, I mean this feature. I do not think it comes with the compiled
versions of Scid for Win and Mac.
Someone who does not know about LaTeX should find it strang
This project dates to the days me and Alex were arguing with Pascal
for the need to add unique IDs to games.
Pascal said that adding IDs to games would slow Scid too much.
Without unique IDs, trying to have a *high-quality* database is way to
error-prone to my own taste.
If we can design some ob
Hello,
A friend of mine is using Scid to work on studies and would like to be
able to print chess diagrams from Scid.
My own solution is to print the window from the OS, but it does not
work well for him.
I presume that there are no facility currently for this. Am I correct?
If so, I would lik
Alexander completed my sentence:
> If the game list window is active, copying the active game.
It copies the active game in the Clipboard. Perhaps this is what we
would like Scid to do in every context.
When I am in the Database Manager Window, I can click on the Clipbase
and do stuff. For ins
> Have you tried in Options->Moves to uncheck "Show variations window" and
> enable "Show Arrows for Variations"?
This should make one or two tips. I would have loved to see that a
few months ago.
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Yes, Joost, I was merely repeating what Axel said, with the os made explicit.
In Mac, I can't select the text.
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To make sure the CTRL-C works, we would have to make sure what window
or element is currently active. If the active window is the PGN
window, copying the game makes sense. If the g
Under Windows, I can select the PGN text in the PGN window and copy it
with CTRL-C.
Under Mac, I can't (because of portability issues, I believe), so I
need to go into Edit/Copy to Clipboard.
Under Linux, I really can't say.
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We already have the Game Information Area.
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I too would love a Xianqi database.
Sadly I am no programmer.
But I thought Xiangqi players did not care much about openings.
Something like http://www.01xq.com is good enough for me.
It only took one programmer to create Scid.
Too bad Shane did not think of creating a tool extendable to an infin
Yes, at least the last time I tried.
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On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Alexander Wagner
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> On 11/16/10 16:57, Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
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> Hi!
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>> Speaking of the Comment Editor:
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>> I would like to be able to ri
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