to install SEE, simply copy it's exe file into an emtpy folder (doesn't have to be empty, but it
makes it easier). Copy SEE's book into the same folder as SEE. If you plan to use SEE with 
winboard then you will also need to copy it's book into the winboard folder, i'm not quite why
this is, but it's not high on my 'to fix' list. Interestingly this isn't neccesary for use with
Arena (the only other interface I have tested it with). The SEE ini file is a file that is 
loaded at the start. Every line in the ini file is passed to the engine as if you had just typed
it. So a common .ini file would be something like this.

log
book
post
force
set_logfile seegames.pgn
book_load fenbook.txt
whisper

You can of course edit this as you wish. If SEE doesn't find it's ini file, then it will create
a simple default one. This will NOT include a book being loaded.

COMMAND				RESULT
go				starts the engine thinking, it will move when it finishes.
rating <a> <b>			tells the computer it's, and it's opponents ratings.
				<a> is it's, <b> is it's opponents.
contempt <n>			sets the contempt factor to <n>.
name <string> 			sets the name of the player it is playing to <string>
run_epd <file> <time> <ply>	runs <file> as an epd suite with <time> seconds, and max ply<ply>
set_logfile <file>		sets the file it saves it's pgn games in to <file>
ics 				sets the engine in ics mode..
log 				engine logs it's games.
nolog				engine doesn't log it's games.
ply <n> or sd <n>		sets the engines maxply to <n>.
st <n> or movetime <n> 		tells the engine to think for <n> seconds when it thinks.
movelist			shows the movelist
book				turns book on.
nobook				turns book off.
bk				toggles book.
show				shows an ascii board.
time <n>			gives the engine <n> time for the whole game.
setboard <fen> or fen <fen> 	sets the position to <fen>.
new				resets position and side to move to the initial position.
post				tells the engine to post it's thinking.
nopost				tells the engine to not post it's thinking.
undo				undo's the last move made.
force 				puts the engine into force mode where you can make moves and it
				won't think.
result <result>			sets the result of the game, eg, 'result 1-0' will mean the game
				has been won by white.
book_load <file>		loads <file> for the book.
book_create <from> <target> <n>	changes the file <from> from pgn format to a format my program
				can read for a book. <n> is the number of full moves it uses 
				from the pgn file. eg, 'book_create GM2001.pgn seebook.txt 12'
whisper				sets the program to whisper info when in ics mode.
kibitz 				sets the program to kibitz info when in ics mode.