Dear Nimzo users,

I think that there was a problem with the previous installation program.

I have just purchased a new (refurbished) computer and when I installed
the Nimzo_3d program on it, the following support files were copied to 
the wrong directory.

  book.pgn                -  opening book file
  Balsa_v500.pgn          -  opening books for engine testing
  Balsa_v110221.pgn
  Auerswald_puzzles.pgn   -  PGN puzzle file
  db_small.pgn            -  small chess database PGN file
  great-players-demo.tdb  -  Tarrasch format database file
  Comments                -  directory with comment files
                             for automatic analysis

They were placed in 
C:\Users\John\My Documents\Tarrasch 
(John was the user name for my old computer)
rather than 
C:\Users\<YOUR USER NAME>\My Documents\Tarrasch
which is where the Nimzo_3d.exe file expects to find them.

This is all further complicated by the fact that the directory 
<My Documents> which is displayed in Windows Explorer seems to be
an alias for the actual directory on disk, which is named <Documents>
You can check this from the command prompt.

You could copy the files across manually to the correct directory,
but given that in response to user feedback I have made a new version
which fixes a bug with the fixed time allowance setting in the 
Clocks dialog box and added a feature to adjust the 3d board dimensions
separately, you may find it simpler to download the new version
which has a corrected installer, from the same links as before.

Although the links and zip file download names are the same,
a new installer setup_Nimzo_3d_chess_v3_41 is contained within.

The lastest full installation or update packages should place the support files
in the correct directory but only the full package has the dbase files.

Once again, my apologies to Nimzo users for this mistake.


Yours sincerely,  Roy Sawyer

Previously, I have posted links for my Nimzo_2023 Chess GUI program
which is an enhanced version of the Tarrasch chess GUI.

I have now added 3d graphics powered by DirectX 
and game sound effects to the program.

The program is free and open source.

The links for downloading the program
are in the attached file Nimzo_3d_links.txt


Yours sincerely,  Roy Sawyer