Author: Ian Aston
Date: 01:45:24 03/03/02
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On March 03, 2002 at 00:42:51, Terry McCracken wrote: >Has anyone else here had the problem I'm experiencing? > >I intstalled Fritz 7 and Shredder 6 tonight. > >Frankly, I feel Chessbase has made some annoying errors concerning the identical >GUI's as whichever programme is installed last the GUI at least the Fritz 6 >style GUI reamains mostly Fritz 7 if it's intalled last and Shredder 6 does of >course the same thing to Fritz 7 if it's installed last. > >This has nothing to do with the patch for Fritz 7/Shredder 6 either. > >Does anyone know a fix/solution? Right now Fritz 7's intereface dominates in the >Fritz 6 style GUI and several features that should be accessable by Shredder 6 >like the Shredder Mark for example does't show up only the Fritz Mark! > >When I insert the CD for Shredder it says Shredder 6 but it is dominated by >Fritz 7 instead! > >Any ideas anyone? I can't see how I can change this other than unistalling and >reinstalling just reversing the situation, so that isn't an alternative! > >I've not yet tried Shredder's own UCI to see if that helps but really this >shouldn't be happening! > >Disappointed with Chessbase for such silly bugs! > >Also the Auto-Run can stop working and it can be difficult to remove folders if >you uninstall these programmes as you get a message, access denied cannot delete >folders as their contents are gone or moved! This can happen to the shortcuts >on the desktop as well, reading access denied #1026 > >So I wound up installing and uninstalling until I could clean up the empty >folders. > >Heck, Fritz 6 is mostly trouble free, I almost hate the fact I got Fritz 7 and >Shredder 6! > >They just share too much in common! No wonder this interface conflicts! > >Terry Have you tried the following:- Menu > Tools > Options > Version You can then select either Fritz7 GUI or Shredder6 GUI from a drop down list.
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