Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 15:59:33 12/16/98
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On December 16, 1998 at 17:55:26, Peter Kappler wrote: >On December 16, 1998 at 17:11:20, Komputer Korner wrote: > >>This is good news about the CM7 opening book editor, but if they don't also add >>the capability of analyzing in player player mode with the engine showing on >>screen analysis and score eval while taking back and moving forward moves, then >>ChessMaster will still remain a toy program. This is the single most important >>feature in chess programs which all the high end programs have. >>-- >>Komputer Korner > > >Wow, I didn't realize that CM6000 lacked that feature. > >I was considering purchasing it, because it's so darned cheap, but without the >feature you mentioned, I must agree that it is a completely useless engine for >serious chess analysis. If you are talking about the opening book editor, CM6K does have one but it is not as user friendly as other programs, but still can get the job done. So Komputer Korners comments can sound misleading if you thing by what he said it does not have one. As for the other thing he mentions, no it does not have that and if yolu thing that is a problem for analysis, then I have never had the need for that feature yet, but maybe you might. I suggest you buy it and have a look then judge for yourself, I along with many other people underestimated the program, So do not be like some and rubbish it without looking at it. And yes I know you did not rubbish it, but I hope you understand that is what alot of people do, rubbish it without looking at it. > >Thanks for saving me $35. > >--Peter
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