Author: Komputer Korner
Date: 09:43:45 12/18/97
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I put the Dr. Schiller Teaches Chess on my Krash list. Chess Academy 2.0 for DOS and it's companion instructional software did not get a very good review. Power Chess 1 got a bad review Corel Chess got a bad review IAMGM chess database got on my Krash list. The Monarch datbase made it on my Krash list. With every review that I have ever done, any fault that I have either discovered or confirmed has made it into the review. Typically my reviews list at least 30 -40 faults or bugs within the software. The only piece of software that I have bought recently is CM5500. Almost all of the software I receive is review copies. On December 18, 1997 at 03:18:34, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >On December 17, 1997 at 16:33:52, Komputer Korner wrote: > >>I am calling Fritz 5 the Program of the Year. > >I have received free evaluation copies of various pieces of software, >and this has had effect upon my thinking about that software and the >people involved in its production. > >I think it might be useful if, when you review something, you explain >where you got what you reviewed, and how much you paid for it. > >Also, do you solicit review copies? What do you promise in return, if >anything? > >Have you ever panned anything someone sent you for free, and if so what, >and what happened to that relationship when you did? > >bruce
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