Author: Komputer Korner
Date: 13:33:52 12/17/97
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I am calling Fritz 5 the Program of the Year. It's chesstree opening book is truly amazing. As for database capabilities, it has limits on the number of found games in a search and it can search only on header and position info and it has limits on number of games that it can copy, but it does list all the games of a PGN file( Genius doesn't do that) and reads any pgn,cbf or cbh files plus an archive format. But the chesstree/opening book is the gem. You will also like that it talks to you and it has a super analyze position feature called "Correspondence mode". See my review at the Computer Chess reports. You will fall in love with this program. On December 17, 1997 at 06:29:20, Michael Blake wrote: >Having been away for most of the time that Fritz5 has been on sale, can >anyone tell me if it is worth buying when I currently have Genius5 ? >My main use for it will be as a database, I currently have downloaded >ChessBase 1.11 and Chessbase Light but find these almost impossible to >use without better knowledge of how they operate. >Therefore is Fritz 5 worth spending my money on ? Thank you
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