Now tied with first place among all chess programs at the Aegon 1996 Tournament, receiving 4.5 out of 6 points. This tied the program with other world class programs such as Fritz, and it beat Grandmaster Larry Christiansen[1] . Now was written in Pascal, running on PCs with MS-DOS operating system. In 2007, Mark started a rewrite using C[2] .
This proginated as a shareware program by Mark Lefler, possibly going to be re-released with the latest version. The program scored equally with GNU in the "uniform platform" tournament last year. NOW has specialized knowledge about some Pawn and Bishop endgames. Its search mechanism includes extensions for certain tactical threats, and is selective in its last 3 plies.
a chess program by Mark Lefler, competing at one World Computer Chess Championship, the WCCC 1999 in Paderborn, and two World Microcomputer Chess Championships, the WMCCC 1991 and WMCCC 1993. Now further played the ACM 1990, ACM 1993 and ACM 1994, all three editions of Don Beal's Uniform-Platform Computer Chess Championship, the IPCCC 1994 and five Aegon Tournaments.
Now tied with first place among all chess programs at the Aegon 1996 Tournament, receiving 4.5 out of 6 points. This tied the program with other world class programs such as Fritz, and it beat Grandmaster Larry Christiansen [1] . Now was written in Pascal, running on PCs with MS-DOS operating system. In 2007, Mark started a rewrite using C [2] .
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1991
from Don Beal's WMCCC 1991 report [4] :1993
from Don Beal's UPCCC 1993 report [5] [6]1999
from the ICGA tournament site [7] :Forum Posts
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Günter Lenz, Ralf Hübner, Günther Kronberg, Heinz Sauer, Albert Mangelsdorff
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