Author: Mike Hood
Date: 05:36:42 12/08/03
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On December 08, 2003 at 07:24:48, F. Huber wrote: >On December 08, 2003 at 00:50:20, Mike Hood wrote: > >>On December 07, 2003 at 20:43:33, Jasmine Baer wrote: >> >>>On December 07, 2003 at 14:11:46, F. Huber wrote: >>> >>>>On December 07, 2003 at 12:59:57, Jim Gibson wrote: >>>> >>>>>I use Hiarcs 9 for analysis and practice but could really do with having an >>>>>engine that I can beat sometimes. The help file refers to Fritz 1.2 but the >>>>>engine isn't included. >>>>> >>>>>Is there a (legitimate) place to download this from or do I have to buy another >>>>>chessbase product? >>>> >>>>Here you find Fritz 1.2 and Fritz 3.10 - legal of course: :) >>>> >>>>http://www.gambitchess.com/progr.htm >>>> >>>>Regards, >>>>Franz. >>> >>>How do I get Frtiz 1.2 and Firtz 3.10 to load into the Fritz 8 GUI? > >>You can't. Not these versions, at least. They're the full programs for DOS only. > >It seems you´ve looked at the wrong files! > >>There are special versions of Fritz 1 and Fritz 3 that can be used as engines >>for the Windows versions of Fritz. These two engines were bundled with Fritz >>5.32 (maybe with Fritz 6 as well, I've forgotten). > >And _exactly_ those versions you find at this link (Fritz 1.20 & Fritz 3.10)! >They are 32-bit engines for use under the Fritz-GUI - >at least for me this works without any problems (under Win98)! > >Regards, >Franz. Oops, sorry Franz! I looked at this page a while ago, before the engine files were added. If they're identical to the engines included on the Fritz 5.32 CD, they do work. The only problem is that occasionally Fritz 1 unnecessarily loses on time at tournament time controls. Like being +5 up in a game with 20 seconds to the end of the time control, and letting the clock run out.
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