Author: William Penn
Date: 18:18:40 08/30/03
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On August 29, 2003 at 14:44:14, Mihaly Szalai wrote: >On August 29, 2003 at 14:37:22, Gerald Grimsley wrote: > >>I have both of the above fritz products in complete form (both GUIs) as well as >>various engines under each. I know this is not a very efficient way to manage my >>chessbase programs. How is the best way to remove one GUI (which one should I >>remove) and keep all my engines from disappearing? >>Thanks >>Gerald > >Gerald, > >copy the contents of your Chessbase\Engines folder to a temporary folder, >and after uninstalling copy it back. > >Mihaly If both GUIs work OK, then keep the Fritz 8 GUI which is the latest. Uninstall Fritz 7 from Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs. Backup whatever you don't want to lose first such as engines, layouts, databases, opening books, etc. You may not lose them, but safer to back them up. If you used the installation defaults those are probably mostly in your My Documents/Chessbase folder, and the engines in your Program Files/Chessbase folder. Note that some engines may not work in the other GUI unless you insert their original CDs for checking. You might test that first, just to be sure you don't really need both GUIs!? I've seen free anti-CD-check utilities offered on the newsgroups. WP
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