Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 16:56:19 11/09/00
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>Of course, much of their efforts were also devoted to things that the other 98% >of the purchasers of Chessmaster would be interested in: updating the classroom >content, 16-bit graphics, more customizable interface, etc. > >How do you define "chess program"? Or is it just that the CM interface gives you >more than you need or want? > >jm I believe the interface itself being as "active" as it is, weakens the program. There is so much non-sense that isn't needed to a normal chess program user. They should put out two versions. One for basic home users that want all the frills, and another directed towards people that was to test personalities, auto232 matches, and so forth. I just do not see the need for the big flashy interface. BTW, I actually prefer the Fritz 5.32 interface to Fritz 6's, and love Winboard compared to other interfaces. I prefer no frills. That is all.
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