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Subject: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!)

Author: Jouni Uski

Date: 03:45:18 05/22/02

If You have any Chessbase UIF You can run that engine without problems (play /
analysis). You don't even need any previous Shredder version! There is a simple
trick to pass original CD check. But of course I don't give any details. You
must
find it yourself...

Jouni

MODERATION WARNING Christophe Theron 13:37:59 05/22/02
- Re: MODERATION WARNING Andrew Dados 16:42:39 05/22/02
  - Re: MODERATION WARNING Christophe Theron 21:44:58 05/22/02
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  - Re: MODERATION WARNING Albert Silver 19:08:52 05/22/02
- Re: MODERATION WARNING Wayne Lowrance 16:32:26 05/22/02
Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) Ian Aston 12:01:14 05/22/02
Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) pavel 10:50:32 05/22/02
- Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) pavel 10:53:37 05/22/02
  - Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) Jeroen van Dorp 14:05:34 05/22/02
    - Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) Albert Silver 16:06:48 05/22/02
>:-| You crossed the line ! Piracy is not the way to evolution of CC ! John Marountas 05:56:32 05/22/02
- Re: >:-| You crossed the line ! Piracy is not the way to evolution of CC ! Martin Grabriel 06:04:00 05/22/02
  - Re: >:-| You crossed the line ! Piracy is not the way to evolution of CC ! Mogens Larsen 06:10:36 05/22/02
STOP THIS ! please delete the above stuff. it software pircacy advise Thorsten Czub 05:11:21 05/22/02
Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) Kurt Utzinger 04:08:43 05/22/02
Re: Strongest free engine currently is Shredder Paderborn(!) John D. Conte, Jr. 03:55:55 05/22/02

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