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Subject: Re: No new M-CHESS

Author: Lonnie Cook

Date: 17:37:41 12/07/99

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On December 07, 1999 at 19:04:44, Heiko Mikala wrote:

>On December 07, 1999 at 18:37:54, Lonnie Cook wrote:
>
>>To all,
>>Just got this off gambitsoft's news section
>>
>>No new M-CHESS
>>
>>There will be no new M-Chess in the foreseeable future, we heard today. Marty
>>Hirsch has a full time job outside chess, so he seems to have no time anymore.
>>Maybe he reads this and can give more details. - 12/7/99
>
>Ooohhh, bad news....
>
>I hope this is wrong. On the other hand, I really wouldn't know, how he could
>improve this great program even more. But he did it in the past, he will do
>it in the future, I'm sure. If you ever got infected with the chess-programming
>virus, it will never ever let you go ;-)


I can name a couple things off hand

1)How bout being able to import game files into your books?

2)How bout soem decent database functions, take a lookie at Fritz,Rebel etc.
Each has its own unique niche in that area.

3) HOW BOUT BRINGING INTO A WIN ENVIRONMENT. DOS is Dead. Why do u think
everyone is taking their DOS apps and porting to WINDOZE!?

I;'ve always been a DOS fan and chess programs BUT times a changing
>
>
>>I hate to say it but it showed after ver 5. I stopped using it after that. it
>>played horribly.
>
>Huh? Are you talking about version 5 or 8? Did you see it's (v8) results in my
>tournament? It plays great chess, and it's absolutely competitive even against
>the strongest other programs. Do you remember Enrique Irazoquis tournament from
>the end of last year? It finished on a shared second place in this tournament
>out of eleven programs. Enrique used all the strongest programs available at
>that time, in the biggest tournament I have ever seen (550 games all in all).
>
>
>Greetings,
>
>Heiko.



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