Author: leonid
Date: 07:44:36 03/26/00
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On March 25, 2000 at 15:20:14, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >You can use the Hiarcs and Nimzo engines without restriction in the Fritz6 GUI. > >The best analysis module is you. Go over your game and use blunder check to >check the moves *and* your own analysis. >Forget about the annofritz feature unless you want a good laugh at the time. >Maybe it can be helpful to starting players, but for intermediate and up you >should prefer your own brains. > >Good luck. Your remark make me laugh a good moment. Well said! But if the talking is not about how to improve playing skills but finding the useful information for the chess programmer, the best ever is Rebel. Many data that could be hardly found even in this place I was able to see through the Rebel "talking". Speeding that you can expect by using hash tables, NPS rate for given positions and so like. Beside other thing, game is excellent. Leonid. -- >Jeroen ;-} >------------------------------- >the ChessBrat @: >jimvandorp@wxs.nl >http://zip.to/jeroen >ICQ#45740870 >-------------------------------
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