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Subject: Re: Shredder Classic

Author: Dave Gomboc

Date: 17:07:12 04/14/04

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On April 14, 2004 at 16:31:59, Chris Taylor wrote:

>On April 14, 2004 at 15:51:28, Sam Lloyd wrote:
>
>>On April 14, 2004 at 13:23:44, James C. Logan wrote:
>>
>>>Here is a simple one - if one owns Shredder 7, thus having the Shredder 6
>>>Classic interface, is it worthwhile to download AND register the new Classic
>>>interface that is postted on the ShredderChess website? Aside from supporting
>>>the author, that is.
>>
>>
>>My feeling is no. Why? A precedent was set when SMK supplied the Classic
>>Interface with versions 6 and 7.
>>
>>IMHO This should be offered through ChessBase by SMK as a FREE upgrade to owners
>>of Shredder 8.
>>
>>This applies even more so if one owns S6 and S7.
>
>I agree with the above 100%  I have Shredder 8.  I have the engine, it will run
>in ChessPartner, Arena, and even Chessbase. It will run anywhere UCi is needed!
>Why the hell should I shell out more money for an update to something that
>already works?
>
>To find out that this new gui, is **The Best Ever**, no thanks.  Got a working
>puppy, thanks!
>BTW it auto232s quite nicely.  It gives good analysis.  It is good?
>
>Chris

SMK explained to me at ACG-10 that the reason he included the other GUI in the
past was that some important magazine was doing a computer chess program review,
so he figured that including a second GUI might help his chances (otherwise
there wasn't really anything in the GUI department to positively distinguish
Shredder from the other ChessBase engines).

It was a funny story when he told it to me... I'm afraid I've failed to capture
any of the humour in its retelling.  Sorry!

Dave



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