Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 08:44:21 09/04/02
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On September 04, 2002 at 11:38:34, John Merlino wrote: >On September 04, 2002 at 11:24:48, Marc van Hal wrote: > >>On September 04, 2002 at 10:26:47, David Dory wrote: >> >>>1) I can READ the manual - the Fritz7 one is so tiny, on such shiny paper stock. >>>(Where is my microscope?) The Fritz7 manual is the tiniest print font I've ever >>>seen, I do believe. >>> >>>2) Beautiful pieces and boards. Yeah, I expected that. Lovely though. >>> >>>3) Tutorials, Lessons, Quizzes. So much a new chess student could learn. (And I >>>should review, ahem...) :) >>> >>>4) Easy/quick to install. Fritz7 took 3 times as long on an identical computer. >>> >>>5) One word: Chessmaster.com :) >>> >>>6) Updated engine for strength, but it easily adapts to your level. Sweet. >>> >>>7) Good analyzer. >>> >>>8) Runs great with Win2k. No problems so far. >>> >>>9) $39.99 at Best Buy plus $10 rebate for most former CM owners. This is for a >>>TWO CD set. Good price. >>> >>>10) Doesn't need the CD check every time you run it. Just enough to keep the >>>honest folk, honest. >>> >>>11) It will NEVER dial up CCC and post up my worst games, to get even. ;) >>> >>>Thanks to John M., for highlighting so many features of CM's new release here in >>>CCC. >>> >>>Tell Ubisoft we need serial autoplay, OK, John? >>> >>>David >> >>What are the back draws? >>Marc > >I suppose I can answer that as well as anybody. The MAIN drawback (or, rather, >concern) would be "if I have a previous version of CM, do I NEED to buy this >one?" So, the question becomes, "do I care about any of the new features?" If >not, then you will probably be disappointed by CM9000. If so, do you even care >about them enough to buy the program? > >jm I think I wil find more in the future But for know it looks all intresting for me. The new pieces are for many people already a reason to buy the program Not to mention an improved engine. Marc
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