Author: Matthew Herman
Date: 10:07:55 01/16/99
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On January 15, 1999 at 20:50:58, Reynolds Takata wrote: > I myself haven't had any display problems with the prog. Further for all non >comp wizzes i think it's the easiest option to get a playable version of >Crafty(much easier than setting up winboard). Though you can't change the >crafty engines, i must say i gained a whole new respect for crafty just playing >the ones that came with it(i'm actually amazed, i never gave crafty too much >consideration because i have all of the top progs, it played like a monster). >In my mind the biggest question at this point is, since it's free, is it better >than chessbase light? Also i very much like the ICS interface, call me >different but i've never liked Blitzin and have always preferred slics(then >again i used to love the old ZIICS :)). > >R. Takata >USCF Life Master >Fide Master As a minor note.. there is now a "lite" version of Cb7.. it is more like the chssbase demo 1.1 .. basically you can do opening reports, player dossiers etc.. everything.. there is still the 8K game limit, and you cannot save games.. but if you have the cb6 lite and cb7 "reader" then you can have something that is really almost like cb6/7 just without the 8K game limit (also it supports all the different engines (Fritz, crafty (32-bit ones also I mean)).
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