Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 03:33:19 01/16/99
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On January 16, 1999 at 05:13:11, Kim Hvarre wrote: >On January 16, 1999 at 03:16:48, brain wrote: > >>won't this 30 days' version run the risk of being cracked? It would then be >>unfair to those who have paid for the actual product wouldn't it? > >The commercial Rebel has the same risk. So no! >And - would You choose not to buy Rebel, if You could get a cracked, downgraded >version. I wouldn't. I like to possess e.g. Rebel, would too if I'd tried a >cracked one. In contrary to e.g. Fritz. A cracked version hasn't convinced me of >the fact, that I want to have it neither that I have any use for it. > >Regards. > >kim I can across a web page, which has now been shut down that had Rebel 10 and some other chess programs which were cracked and were there for everyone to download. As you see you can download Rebel 10 for 2.5 megs without the large opening book and such it is not a big program for a high quality chess engine, So yes Rebel 10 will be cracked, it is illogical not to think it will not be. But these are the risk one takes when they write a program. I know many sites where you can get a crack for just about any shareware program on the net. This is the norm these days. It is just up to the integrity of the person as to whether or not they use a pirated or cracked program.
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