Author: James T. Walker
Date: 08:45:08 10/30/01
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On October 29, 2001 at 16:45:35, Torstein Hall wrote: >On October 29, 2001 at 14:43:50, Gordon Rattray wrote: > >>On October 29, 2001 at 13:49:18, Manuel Rodriguez Blanco wrote: >> >>>I will hold too, i was disapoint when see much bugs in Fritz 6 and i dont want >>>the same again, >>> >>>Thanks for the info, >>> >>>Manuel >> >> >>Me too. I'm not just jumping on the bandwagon; I'm fed up having to use service >>packs for something that should be better quality in the first place. I can >>accept subtle bugs, but fundamental functionality not working isn't what I pay >>for. >> >>Many of us like chess programs that play strong chess. However, it's time that >>Chessbase realised that there's more to a chess program than just playing >>strength. >> >>Gordon > >I agree that bugs in programs are bad and iritating, but I think CB realise that >its more to a chessprogram than the strength. In my view they have a superior >userinterface to any other chessprogram I know. And I think they have invested >quite a bit of work in it. But as in most other complex programs there are bugs >in the first versions. > >Torstein The main reason the Japaneese are taking over the Automobile,TV, VCR etc. etc industries in the US is that about 40 years ago they accepted a concept called "Quality". They realized that Quality in a product is not expensive in fact it is cheaper to do it right the first time than to spend time fixing your mistakes. Too bad the rest of the world has not caught on to this concept. The buying public recoginizes and shops for quality. Industries that ignore it are doomed to mediocrity. Jim
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