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Ben Good wrote on Sun, Nov 24, 2002 04:11 AM UTC:
this one doesn't unzip to the correct locations either. if you send it to the Rules folder, the zrf shows up there, but so do all the bmps, instead of appearing in rules/images/timurschess, which is where the zrf looks for them. it's a bit of a hassle create the new folder and to dig all the bmps out and move them into it. more importantly, even tho this problem is easy to solve, i wouldn't assume all users will know how to solve it - the first time i ran into this type of problem i had to ask around for help.

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