Author: Jerry Jones
Date: 11:46:24 06/24/02
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On June 24, 2002 at 13:18:51, Marc van Hal wrote: >On June 24, 2002 at 10:16:30, Harald Faber wrote: > >>On June 24, 2002 at 09:53:09, Jerry Jones wrote: >> >>>On June 23, 2002 at 19:21:33, mike schoonover wrote: >>> >>>>what is the file size of powerbook 2000.i know what size lunsens book is i have >>>>it. >>>>regards >>>>mike >>> >>>Powerbook is much bigger than Lunsen, but also more expensive. >>> >>>JJ >> >>Nonsense. >>Powerbook 2002 is bigger than "Lunsen" book. >> >>"Lunsen" book has exactly the same size (and contents!) as Powerbook 2000 ! >> >>You might find them with different size when you compare zipped 200MB with >>original and uncompressed 550MB... > >For starters it might be as big and have the same games with the same lenght >inserted the way they where diferent from the original powerbook. >And for this reason does not fall under the chessbase copyright! >I am not sure but if it is a chessbase powerbook is it not older then 2000? >looking at the many main lines. > >(A question are all these games of childeren tournaments inserted aswell ?) > >You might preferably create an openingsbook of the games of the Schredder5.32 (I >don't know how the Schredder6 database is) >database then. >For the record this is legal and it will give a better qualety! >Regards Marc van Hal Come off it, an increase of more than 200000 games in 2 years ? That can't be Powerbook and it has no copyrightable annotations. Moves can't be copyrighted. JJ
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