Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 11:32:31 11/21/02
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On November 21, 2002 at 11:48:49, Albert Silver wrote: >On November 21, 2002 at 08:14:26, Torstein Hall wrote: > >>On November 21, 2002 at 02:49:26, Chris Taylor wrote: >> >>>On November 20, 2002 at 23:05:46, Brian Blanks wrote: >>> >>>>I'm very interested in getting the Chess Tiger engine, but I'm not sure which >>>>version is best. I already own Fritz, so I could use the same GUI for both. I >>>>don't have any experience with the ChessPartner interface. >>>> >>>>What are the advantages/disadvantages to the GUI's? And is there a major >>>>difference in the engine itself other than the fact that Lokasoft Chess Tiger is >>>>v15, whereas Chessbase is v14? >>>> >>>>Thanks for your responses... >>>>Brian >>> >>> >>>I would go for Lokosoft. You will get a version that is the latest. Both the >>>ches engine and the interface. Not bad for a new version, better than the last >>>one. That is, new engine and new interface.. IMHO.. >>> >>>Chris Taylor >> >>Or you can do as I do.Wait and hope for a CB version of Tiger 15. Personally I >>did not like the interface from Lokasoft. So instead of Tiger 15 it will >>probably be Fritz 8 under the tree this year. >> >>Torstein > >Chess Assistant 7 has it included, as well as Crafty and Ruffian, not to mention >a massive amount of new analysis features. > > Albert From the reports I heard CA7 is the best database program there is, and if I where looking for a new one I may have bought this one. But I own CB8, and as I do not write a chess column anymore its a bit though to justify the purchase of a completly new databse. Besides, the way over to the great Fritz program is pretty short in CB 8! :-) Bye the way, what analysis feature have you got there that I can not do with CB together with Fritz? Torstein
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