Author: Jay Rinde
Date: 10:28:10 12/17/98
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I don't know why I hear so much about Fritz32 being buggy. (Also Junior) I've had no problems. I read on rgcc that the 3D and Tournament feature of Fritz32 are either crashing or don't work. Since I have a very old computer and these things work very well for me, I can't understand why they don't work on the more advanced or later computers. I think perhaps some people don't really know how their software works. Perhaps part of the problem could be the poorly written manuals. Just a thought. On December 17, 1998 at 13:01:02, James T. Walker wrote: >On December 17, 1998 at 01:41:16, Jouni Uski wrote: > >>Can't people test their program BEFORE making any CD-ROMs to avoid >>stupid updates after one week from release ?????????????? >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >Amen !! >I wish the weak engine was the only problem ! I can't understand how you can >turn out a CD with so many problems on it. Problems that show up on the first >day of operation seem rediculous. I mean it's the first time I've ever seen a >Nimzo engine and it has obvious problems that I can spot in less than 1 hour. >Most of the probelms are like the Junior 5.0 program, they are mostly in the 32 >bit GUI that Chessbase is responsible for. They have already turned out Junior >with problems, you would think they could fix them before Nimzo99 came out. >I'll bet Fritz 5.32 is no better. >Jim Walker
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