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Subject: Re: Best complement to Fritz for analysis

Author: Jonas Bylund

Date: 05:07:00 11/25/03

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On November 25, 2003 at 07:17:25, Martin Panduro Olesen wrote:

>
>I have today Deep Fritz7 and use it for analysis.
>It seems to be a good program for tactical positions.
>
>However I sometimes seriously question its position evaluations
>(anyone remember K-F 3. game?).
>
>So the question is: If I want to buy *one* more program, which would be
>the best complement to Fritz, i.e. which program would best cover
>the weak points of Fritz?
>
>regards,
>Martin

I would recommend for solid allround analysis, Shredder 7.04 (if you buy
Shredder 7 at skaksalg.dk the upgrade to 7.04 at chessbase is free*). For wild
crazy tactics and unclear positions and positions with uneven material i would
recommend Junior 8 (my personal favorite). For endgames, training and the
possibility to "create" your own style engine, i would go for chessmaster 9000.

* wherever you would choose to buy Shredder 7 the upgrade is free, i just
assumed by the .dk e-mail in your profile that you do your program shopping
there :)

MVH

Jonas Bylund



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