Aurora Borealis Draughts promo coupon

[JR Smith]

I got this email from Don Brattin...

From: Alexander Svirin aurora@draughtsworld.com
To: Brattin Donald ddbky@roadrunner.com
Subject: Aurora Borealis Draughts promo coupon
Priority: Normal Date: Friday, May 22, 2015 9:17 AM Size: 3 KB


Dear Aurora Borealis user!

Here is a personal discount coupon for a Share-It order.
You can use it by yourself, or pass to a friend who may be interested in
draughts software.

4H7S-M

The coupon allows 45% discount for the order of the latest 3.6 version
of Aurora Borealis Draughts on disks on Share-It. It is valid until May, 31
2015.

Please note: version 2.9 has been discontinued since May, 2015, the latest
version
available for update the disks issued in 2008 is current 3.6.10.
All further updates will require the disk version 3.0 or higher.

The direct link on Share-It page order is:
http://www.shareit.com/product.html?productid=184846
Aurora Borealis Draughts website: http://aurora.shashki.com

If you have any questions please let me know.


Yours, Alexander.

[tgf]

I am bugging him a lot lately about setting white on the bottom in straight checkers as a default in positions

[JR Smith]

Please make a comment about how useful this program is. What is your experience using it, and is it needed over the checkerboard program? I posted an email I got from Don Brattin in general information on ACF forum about a Aurora Borealis Draughts promo coupon for this program.

rusms@juno.com
9:46 AM (4 hours ago)
to me, acker.jt, beckwith24

All I can confirm - this very professional, user friendly tool, very powerful and easy to handle.

AM

[tgf]

I assume the question is for me.

Prior to Aurora I used a program named TDam or TurboDambase, also a great one but it did not have the modern Pool checkers version.
I never used other programs so can not compare but will describe the Aurora.

It does have a playing engine on all game variants, it solves puzzles easily for example, but this is not why I like it - my main usage is to store games and positions and be able to generate html to view them on line. But the games themselves teach little, you need to be able to record comments and other lines not played but possible - that is the true objective!

But Aurora goes much further - you can find games by a position - set a position and it will find all games where that position happened during a play, or as a starting position! You can also sort records many ways, fix names and titles, copy selections to other databases. There is more but of no interest to me.

Also important is that Mr. Svirin listens and responds to user wishes, and normally he finds brilliant solutions.

You saw me generate thousands of World Title games in the OCL library and illustrate books with animated positions, so already benefited from Aurora.
The English is not best but quite understandable, and the program pretty mature.

Jake Kacher

[JR Smith]

Thanks Jake, your comments were most helpful.

BTW checker players are forever indebted for your contribution to our game... Championship games, books, & library are a delight. Your organization of games is superb. Thank You!

[tgf]

Thanks Jake, your comments were most helpful.

BTW checker players are forever indebted for your contribution to our game... Championship games, books, & library are a delight. Your organization of games is superb. Thank You!

Thanks JR, I appreciate the commendation, and I know you listed the OCL library as a recommended resource on your site. Sadly usacheckers.com does not recommend it.