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Wow, it‘s long time since. Thank you for clarifying. Volker

I‘ve been a casual kibitz over the years. But now I try and persuade my fellow Robber Bridge mates to meet at BBO in these times of corona curfew. I dimly remember that once there was a table option of Robber mode. I cannot find it any more. Is it cancelled? Keep well. Volker

Thanks to both of you. The download site of the DBV's is the one I've sought for. Bye Volker

I'm a private player clinging at home to old-fashioned Goren 4 card major. But to play with random partners I need to know some other systems. There's no problem with SAYC. But Forum D. Is there anyone to tell me some URLs to learn this system. The only one I know is the "Einführung in FORUM D" by René Steiner, 1994. There are a couple of questions left: e.g. How do I support partner's opening bid of 1 major with 13+ P? Is Albarran mandatory? What about weak 2s? Neg. X only up to 1S? ... And what is "Forum D +"? Of course all of these questions can be settled between the partners. But it saves time to agree to one standard from the start and come to variations later. Best wishes Volker

Just to keep you informed. I posted a support request at Transgaming's: http://www.transgaming.com/postlist.php?forum=1262 Greetings Volker

Thanks, atl.dll works with "-winver win2000" (small w!). Now I'm trying to find some kind of support site or forum at Transgaming's. I definitely stumbled over one a few days ago, but it seems to be lost somehow. Greetings Volker

Ok, I'll contact the Transgaming support. If it's an old bug that was fixed some time ago, maybe they'll do it once more. I tried an atl.dll from Windows XP. There's an error message at the very start of BBO saying that it is a Unicode version not apt to work with Windows 95. I leave it as it is. It's marginal. Greetings Volker ps: don't wonder about my 2 different accounts. There was a problem with my provider. The registration validation e-mail was taken for spam and deleted. So I had a second try. But somehow or other both of them came through a lot later.