Author: James T. Walker
Date: 10:21:28 01/23/02
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On January 22, 2002 at 18:22:20, Torstein Hall wrote: >On January 22, 2002 at 18:04:29, James T. Walker wrote: > >>On January 22, 2002 at 17:49:33, Torstein Hall wrote: >> >>>1. UCI support. Looks like it works great. >>> >>>2. Friend mode is working. Great for average club players like myself! >>> >>>3. Search position. (Was it there before?) Play through a game in F7 and let it >>>find all games in DB with this postion. >>> >>>4. Engine managment. Great for storing all those engines that you not use that >>>much anymore. >>> >>>5. Annotation pallette (New? from S6?) >>> >>>6. Compare analyzis. What is this? >>> >>>7. Enter variation menu >>> >>>8. Probably a lot more. I have just had it for an hour..... >>> >>>Torstein >> >>Well as far as I can tell they have fixed none of the bugs in the GUI that I >>saw. For instance when you ask the GUI for a "Crosstable" of some games played >>it crashes the program after a "Program Exception" message which says: >> >>Type: Access Violation >>Address: 00B2BAD9 > >I can not reproduce that one. I get a crosstable from the DB window without any >problems. (Running on Windows XP) > Well I get the same message every time and when I click the "OK" button in the message block the program unloads (every time). This happens in Shredder 6 also. Another problem I have is since installing Shredder 6 my Fritz 7 startup shows "Play Shredder" instead of "Play Fritz". So both icons startup looking like Shredder 6. I haven't checked for any more bugs because I simply don't use the new GUI's. I run everything inside Junior 7. I did notice there are still problems inside the Fritz 7 GUI which were present in the Fritz 5.32 GUI. Complaining to Chessbase makes no difference. If it were not for the great engines provided by some really talented programmers, Chessbase would be a big flop in my opinion. >Torstein >> >>There are others but why bother.
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