Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 08:44:05 01/21/02
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On January 21, 2002 at 08:38:22, Robert Pawlak wrote: > >> >>What _specifically_ can you do with Bookup that one could not do (or not easily >>do) with CA 6.1? > >The number one thing is drilling variations (as Gunnar mentions). There are >other minor differences as well. Right now, Bookup is best for storing your own >personal book. CA is best for analysis of the book. It has a full complement of >database functions that Bookup does not have. > >Bob Thanks Bob. I am overwhelmed by all the things CA can do. I know that it has hundreds of features that Bookup doesn't. I have now learned that Bookup has a drilling feature that apparently no other tool has. Is that the only thing that makes it worthwhile (as opposed to just learning CA better)? If so, that's great, because apparently this unique feature is even available in the free version of Bookup!
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