Author: Alessio Iacovoni
Date: 11:15:48 10/22/98
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On October 22, 1998 at 11:21:49, blass uri wrote: > >On October 22, 1998 at 10:44:08, Larry Field wrote: > >>I'm looking for a chess program and have seen good reviews of both Fritz 5 and >>Junior 5. However I see that Junior 5 is a 32-bit version of the Fritz 5 >>"interface" and doesn't include some of the Fritz features (endgame and voice). >>Can someone explain how these two programs work together or separately for me? >> >>Also, can Junior be played with the voice and endgame features? Is it >>necessary, for any reason, to own both Junior 5 and Fritz 5? > >Junior5 and Fritz5 are different programs.and do not play the same moves. >If you want to analyse positions Fritz5 will give you sometimes different output >from fritz5. > >Uri > >> >>Thanks, >>Larry Field Junior 5 at the moment has the most advanced and bug-free interface. It includes Junior 5 and Crafty (two fast searchers) and optionally Fritz 5 or Hiarcs. It is 32 bit.. fast and will host also future 32 bit engines. As to the engines.. all fast searchers are basically the same... Junior, Fritz (or even Crafty) are not that different... so I'd suggest to go for the most advanced interface (at the moment Junior 5). In the future you can still add Hiarcs, which is quite different, has a very unique style of play and is pleasant to play with.
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