Author: Pete Galati
Date: 19:59:13 11/01/00
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On November 01, 2000 at 22:31:53, pavel wrote: >On November 01, 2000 at 22:21:31, Pete Galati wrote: > >>On November 01, 2000 at 22:00:01, pavel wrote: >> >>>HI, >>> I would like to know your preferance of program to analyze games or >>>positions. I personally use crafty and junior6. >>> >>>I also have all versions of fritz, sos(yt), gandalf, wbnimzo2000b, lg2000, and >>>most other freeware engines.. >>> >>>thanks >>>Pavel >> >>I got Junior6, but I only use that to play against, since it doesn't seem to >>have a way to generate a log file, it's use to analyse a position seem a bit >>limited to me. > >assuming it is in the same new GUI that fritz6 use, then I think you are missing >out a lot. it really doesnt generate log files but you can clip analysis, you >can even setup your own way of analysis output, I've done that, seems to be a right clicking type thing, I prefer to get a log file, I'm not real thrilled with not being able to generate a log file, I sure hope they fix that lack of feature. [.....] >> >>If I'm going to analyze a position either by pasting in and epd or reading a >>pgn, to me nothing beats Crafty annalyzing. Same thing if I want to annotate an >>entire game, Crafty is way better than the commercial programs. >> >>I think Amy did a nice job, but I have not used it for a long time. > >you can actually paste EPD in junior6 too same with pgn. >if by anotating a game you mean, analyzing a whole game, it is also possible >with junior6. > >with all said, I still prefer crafty, as far as analyzing is concerned. > >Pavel I have not tried pasting a pgn into Junior, I'll have to look into that. Me too, the simplisity of the cool interface doesn't compare to the convenience of doing it with Crafty. Pete
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