Author: Mike S.
Date: 18:48:16 11/24/01
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On November 24, 2001 at 19:51:22, Mogens Larsen wrote: >(...) >As for the various Fritz versions. Whether they perform differently isn't really >relevant. There is at most two different Fritz 6 versions and they are Fritz 6 >Old and the latest service pack version. The a, b and c separation is an >invention. I have seen test suite results from various Fritz 6 versions which are different, and also other rating lists where the ratings of these were different. File size, date AND performances are different, that's why the labels old,yt,a-c where invented. I wouldn't use more than one version (within the same major version number) at the same time... but it makes sense to keep the results separated IMO, for that differences are visible. Currently it looks like 7 and 7a are quite different... let's see if it will be considered serving the usefullness if their results are combined somewhere on a rating list, i.e. SSDF. I don't hope so (but I certainly won't call it "expanding the uselessness" if it happens :o). I'd call it loss of information. Regards, M.Scheidl
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