Author: Mike S.
Date: 18:58:42 01/23/02
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On January 23, 2002 at 17:04:26, James T. Walker wrote: >(...) >Well you are correct except that if I do that then Shredder thinks it is now >Fritz 7 ! I don't understand why Chessbase did this. I am supposed to have >two different programs. The idea is, that there is only one *GUI* program - just like it was with the previous version, from Fritz 6, across several versions and eninge releases, to Junior 7. During the version history, you got the latest version of the GUI each. The only difference I know is, the the "#-Mark" speed test was different, i.e. Shredder-Mark with Shredder 5.32. It is basically the same with the Chessprogram7 GUI, but improved beause you can just switch in the options menu, how you want the program to "identify" so to speak. Which has no other effect worth mentioning AFAIK except deciding, if you can run Fritz (7)-Mark or Shredder (6)-Mark. IOW, it's useless to have that installed twice... I'd either backup F7 engines, uninstall F7 and install S6, or just install S6 over F7 in the same directory (I did that longer ago with Fritz 5.32/Hiarcs 7.32 already, and it worked fine). Regards, M.Scheidl
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