Author: Alessio Iacovoni
Date: 16:17:35 09/15/98
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On September 14, 1998 at 13:22:48, Eran wrote: >On September 14, 1998 at 12:51:21, John Coffey wrote: > >>I agree with the poster who said that the bugs are minor. >>You do not agree because you expect the program to be completely >>bug free? No software is completely bug free. I have yet to >>encounter any of these bugs, so I hardly feel put out. >> >>Fritz 5 is an excellent product. I don't know how it compares >>with other products, but I enjoy it quite a bit. It was be rash >>to tell people not to buy it. >> >>John Coffey > > >I agree with John Coffey. Software even DOS applications are never perfect. In >reality, it is impossible to make a bug-free software. I have Fritz5 and I am >quite happy with it. I learn to adjust to Fritz5 program while I from time to >time report bug to ChessBase. That is part of evolution; that's life. :) > >Eran I', sorry. I don't agree. I'm not saying people shouldn't buy Fritz 5. It's a beautiful program with wonderful features (if it worked as it should). I'm just saying that maybe you should be carefyull to try it out on you machine and check and see if it will work fine or not, because at least in my case it hasen't. As to bugs.. would you buy a wonderfull teeshirt with some tiny holes near the neck part or at the bottom, where the shirt is usually tucked into the pants? Would you consider these to be "minor" defects (because the are not visble to other people.. at least not always) or wouldnt you rather decide against buy that specific item because, on the whole, it is not acceptable? Alessio I'm still waiting for an answer from chessbase on the defect I have experienced with their program (this is day 5 if i'm not wrong). Let's see if their custumer service has bugs as well.
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