Author: William Penn
Date: 21:22:08 12/18/03
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On December 18, 2003 at 04:55:38, Andy Prap wrote: >The new version 3.5 of SCID free chess database software is out. You can >download it from SCID Home page. More details about SCID also at the SCID Forum >at http://forum.sparklit.com/forum.spark?forumID=8459 > >Regards I looked, and looked, and then looked again, but couldn't find it. Then I finally understood that your sentence omitted the important word "system". So it is a "free chess database system". Without the "system", I assumed you were referring to the free chess database that was available on the former SCID website, some 500,000 games. Shane promised to update that database almost a year ago, but instead it has simply disappeared from his website. I use Chessbase and am only interested in his database of games, which apparently is no longer available. I tried SCID but didn't like it. I prefer something which is better integrated with windows as a single program, not a bunch of separate modules. Of course his system works if you can master the quirks and nuances, which wasn't very easy for me. WP
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