Author: Thomas Mayer
Date: 14:29:42 03/04/03
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Hi Michael, >I dont want Chessbase standards. I dont want Microsoft standards either. >Unfortunately many programs I use ONLY run on these platforms. The question is: who is to blame for that ? The programs that run on different platforms ??? >There are only two commercial databases available. Don't forget Chess Academy - and for what are you using databases ? For analysis, right ?! So well, in case of ChessAssistant and ChessAcademy you can use all WinBoard and all UCI engines for analysis... afaik you can not even use UCI engines in the Chessbase database... (might be wrong for the newest version...) So why do you need the book ? >It is surely not a bad idea to make your product as compatible with their >standards as possible. well, it IS compatible... the only thing is that you can't look to deep in the book... don't see that as a real problem - you can use e.g. in ChessBase GUI any book and adjust it to the needs of Gandalf... maybe you can create then something even better then Dan does... (I doubt that, but anyway the possibility is there) Greets, Thomas
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