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Subject: Re: Goliath Blitz

Author: Wit Braslawski

Date: 14:56:53 11/12/01

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Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your posting.

The pricing structure has been designed according to my understanding what must
be exactly paid for this soft (different packages, ebooks+ etc). According to
the numerous testing reports and customers feedback - the prices are always ok.

This Goliath Blitz engine is not native Chess Academy engine.

But the product will include native Chess Academy engine too :-)

Michael Borgstädt will decide finally what exactly should be supported
by Goliath Blitz, I mean - your question about the support of WinBoard GUI.

Sincerely

Wit

On November 08, 2001 at 00:46:45, Thomas Mayer wrote:

>Hi Wit,
>
>prices of the Chess Academy packages were every time very fair as far as I
>know... But I have one question: The Goliath engine shipped with the Goliath
>Blitz package - will it be a Chess Academy native version or is it a winboard
>version which might be used also under different winboard compatible GUIs ?
>Because that will influent my decision whether I will buy or not the package
>mainly. And I think I am not the only one - The King gets also some new friends
>and fans after someone found the trick how it could be used in different GUIs as
>a winboard engine - for now it might not be the big argument for many users, but
>I think that will change, there are more and more supporters of the free engine
>concept... (With free engine I mean free in the choice of GUI I use for it - any
>copy protection - if needed - could be in the engine itself so there is no fear
>about pirating... well not more then with any other product) Or if it is not
>possible with the current engine - why not ship a winboard engine with the
>package, afaik Michael Borgstaedt has winboard engines of all of his versions...
>would be a nice extra feature.)
>
>Greets, Thomas



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