Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 09:39:48 08/23/01
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On August 22, 2001 at 18:26:39, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Goliath Pro is something that never got a real chance to exist. It was the first >goal of Michael B. to produce such a thing, I mean 3 or 4 years ago, but he >never did so, first because a commercial problem with a partner, then probably >for lack of capital and after that maybe by lack of reason as much the >commercial field became, in the meantime, so full of players in the supply side >that to begin a new endeavour is by now more a sign of insanity that a mark of >enterpreneurial acumen. So the light versions that begun as a kind of coctail >little snack for waiting the big thing became the real and only thing. >that's tthe story as far as I know. Thanks! I was looking for just that kind of history. Now my only unanswered question remains, what sort of things makes Goliath Pro better than the quite-strong downloadable ones? Just tweaks of the evaluation, etc., for a minor strength improvement, or something bigger?
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