Author: William Penn
Date: 10:07:16 04/01/03
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On April 01, 2003 at 00:11:51, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >On March 31, 2003 at 20:59:58, Eran wrote: > >>On March 31, 2003 at 12:50:40, Kurt Utzinger wrote: >> >>>On March 31, 2003 at 09:21:43, William Penn wrote: >>> >>>>I understand that the Fritz8 engine versions are: >>>>8.0.0.5 >>>>8.0.0.8 >>>>8.0.0.19 >>>>8.0.0.23 >>>>Further I have recently read that the last two versions may contain a bug >>>>related to the e4 square, or some such, so that 8.0.0.8 is the most recent >>>>RELIABLE version. Can someone please provide further documentation/details about >>>>this supposed bug? For example, give a position where it occurs, so I can >>>>reproduce it. Also has anyone asked ChessBase or the development team about this >>>>bug, and if so, what was their response? I'm trying to distinguish between rumor >>>>and fact here. I recently ordered Fritz8 (hasn't arrived yet), so want to know >>>>exactly what is best... >>>>Thanx, >>>>WP >>> >>>Please have a look at >>>http://www.beepworld.de/members37/computerschach/beobachtungen.htm >>>Kurt >> >>I do not understand German. Can you show us in your web-site a report in English >>please? >> >>Eran > > > Hi Eran > You need not understand Germen. Just follow the analysis and you will see > what's the bug. I have no intention to publish a report in English on my > website. For me, this bug is not so much important. > Kurt Thanks, but I'm afraid that I must agree with Eran. I cannot understand German. You have a very long web page and an enormous amount of language, so it is not a simple task. Perhaps I can copy your text then feed through an online language translator somewhere, if I can find the time to devote to it. It would require at least an hour of work, perhaps several hours. I don't know. Perhaps someone who understands German will do the translation for us. Online translators seldom get things right... WP
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