Author: Robert Ericsson
Date: 09:57:38 06/10/99
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On June 10, 1999 at 08:05:09, Harald Faber wrote: >On June 10, 1999 at 04:44:51, Robert Ericsson wrote: > >>Sorry Tim, it's you who misses the point ;-) Sure Fritz can do all the >>things that you describe, but it's still not a _true_ windows application. > >Let's agree on the following: >A DOS program is developped for DOS and may run under Windows or >Windows-DOS-mode. >A Windows program is developped for Windows, quality of GUI is not of interest, >and won't run in DOS. >So Fritz >4 is a Windows program... > >>Bottom line: we all chose the chess program that best benefits our own >>purposes. I haven't yet decided what my purpose is so I keep on bying >>them all :-) >>Friendly, >>Robert > >This is the only solution as there is no single best program that fits all our >demands. :-) >I always tried and try to concentrate on one or two programs...but I always >failed. :-) I agree with you on merely every point. But Fritz >4 is still not a 100 percent windows program as it still doesn't allow me to use whatever size I'd like for the program window. I can only choose between full screen or minimize. Nothing in between. Therefore it's not a _real_ windows program. At least not from my point of view. Just 98-99 percent... ;-) Well, let's end it right their. Let's take a vote for some moderators instead :-) Robert
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