Author: Eddie
Date: 12:32:27 08/28/00
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On August 28, 2000 at 14:54:32, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Due to the winning of Shredder is a matter of fact that although I have played >no more than 12 times my current Shredder 4 version, I will purchase the new >one. Nevertheless, the world does not end with Shredder. There are another >extremely good programs and certainly I plan to get some of them also. Anyway, >as times are hard, my list has shrinked to the following modest extension: > >1) Shredder, of course. >2) Tiger, certainly. How I could do otherwise? >3) CM8000 without doubts. I have the entire collection and I will not let a gap >in it >4) Yes, yes, Nimzo too. Tactics by Nimzo are awfully strong and I must sharpen >that side of my play >5) Rebel. It is my second chess software love and I am not to let her go. Ed, >please begin to package my order. >6) Fritz 7. May I live without the new incarnation? Nope. The best game I have >ever played was a wonderfull won againts Fritz 3...running in a 486. So my steem >for that guy is infinite. >7) Junior, do not forget Junior. It is a devious, dammned program that never in >my life I have been capable to steal even half a point. >8) Of course anything interesting that I have forgoteen or that still does not >exist. You must support new talents. >And that will be all. Sorry, but this time I must do severe savings. I mean, my >wife shall. She cannot expect changing the car every ten years. >Fernando Hi Fernando ! Your Xmas list is awesome! :)) I have some similar thoughts myself .... I'm torn in between though in some ways ..... to get all the newest upgrades of these great programs sure sounds good ..... but if we upgraded our CPU's by many megahurtz, shouldn't our older versions work just fine? It's a tough Xmas decision, new programs or just a FASTER CPU ? :))
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