Author: Uri Blass
Date: 02:39:10 12/21/01
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On December 21, 2001 at 05:25:32, David Rasmussen wrote: >On December 20, 2001 at 23:21:29, pavel wrote: > >>Well, I need some opinions. >>I want to buy chesstiger (very eager), but which one to buy? >> >>I could buy the one that comes with fritz interface, that way I can play it >>against fritz7 and other chessbase engines that I have, but I cant play with any >>winboard engines (esp yace) that are not native (ok maybe i can use adapter but >>you guys know already, that its not the best way). >> >>Or buy the one where it comes with its own interface, then I can play it online >>along with my favs. winboard engines. But not with my chessbase engines. >> >>I am confused. Dont you think, i deserve a chessbase native engine of CT if I >>buy CT with its own interface? If I want to run chesstiger under fritz >>interface, then I have to pay extra money for the engine (which I will already >>have when I buy it with its own interface), and for interface which I already >>have. >> >>whats the point? >>or has this desolved? (then excuse my ignorance). >> >>thanks >>pavs. > >I didn't know that there were these different versions, but I consider it >extremely bad service not to include every one of these versions within one buy. >You're not likely to buy more than of these versions anyway, so it would be free >for Christophe. > >/David I bought tiger13 for the tiger interface I got an update to tiger14 but inspite of it I decided to buy tiger14 for chessbase. The reason is simple I have other engines that I use like Deep Fritz and Junior and if I want to change the engine that analyze from Deep Fritz to Tiger I find it inconvenient to do it without the chessbase version of tiger. I prefer to see all the engines on the same interface. Most of the top engines use the chessbase interface and this is the reason that I use chessbase interface. Uri
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