Author: Robert Ericsson
Date: 07:50:30 06/09/99
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On June 09, 1999 at 09:00:03, Steve Coladonato wrote: >On June 09, 1999 at 04:27:29, Robert Ericsson wrote: >> >>I'm not saying these programs are bad (I have Fritz5.32, Rebel9 and Hiarcs6). >>I'm only saying that F532/H732 are no real windows applications ;-) >> >>Robert Ericsson > >I'm not familiar with all the Chess programs on the market but I am familiar >with Fritz 5.32 and Shredder 3. Fritz is not a windows application but it does >have a lot of neat user functionality (database, user books, formatted print >outs). Shredder on the other hand is a windows application that is missing some >of the bells and whistles that Fritz has. Do you think it will be more >difficult for Fritz to be converted to a windows interface or for Shredder to >add some functionality. > >Steve Coladonato I don't have a clue. My only point I tried to make is that many thinks that Fritz is so much better than DOS programs because Fritz is 'a windows program'. And that is just slightly true as Fritz is no _real_ windows program itself... ;-) And as everyone (?) already know Rebel works perfectly well with a windows short cut. Right now I'm triyng to make up my mind whether to by Hiarcs7 for DOS or Hiarcs7.32 with the Fritz interface. Anyone have any suggestion for me? I have a Pentium 166 MMX (stone age indeed...) with 32 MB RAM. Robert
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