Author: Joe Pechie
Date: 18:30:53 10/04/02
I have many chess programs but Fritz 6 is the one that prompts me to ask about book learning. I have had Fritz 6 since it first came out. A few times I have hit optimize book but changed right back to default. I have never been very comfortable with book learning. Not that it is not a good thing, I just don't understand it well. If I used my pc for only long time control match's between programs I would not hesitate to set learning high. The problem is I tend to play a mix of slow and fast games. I do not think I want the fast game info in the learning file deciding moves at the start of a game. Even worse, I play the program myself and I know I do not want that info in there. Seems as though info like that could send a program down a bad road. It's like mixing audio for a band. You can have a $100,000 pa and all the fancy effects in the world but in the end ---- crap in is crap out. If any one would like to give me book learning 101 I would be grateful. Thanks Joe #20
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