Author: Tony Nichols
Date: 18:44:43 12/11/04
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On December 11, 2004 at 17:50:17, Fernando Villegas wrote: >I am clearing my drawers and one after another dusty Cd's and greasy Flopys with >old and not so old programs appears and jump in my hands, some of them for old >good DOS, other for old not-so-good windows versions, some running in XP, other >not. >MChess, Cmaster, Gandalf, Fritzes etc are some of the brands. >I suddenly realized that those programs for which I have not use PERHAPS could >make happy someone here. >I have not, as my friend Steven Bliscoe, caught the virus of collections and in >any case, if a day I catch such a thing, it will be solely with dedicated units, >not with software. So for me this gathering of dusty programs is unuseful, but I >know it is not so for many pals here. Then, if someone is longing for some lost >piece of very old or relatively old or even almost current software that you >never had the chance to get, maybe, maybe, MAYBE I have it. So let me know your >desires and perhaps I can please you and make of me a happy Santa Claus. >Do it soon because I look forward to clear my study room. >You have this saturday and sunday. >One unit per head, first coming first served. >Delivery cost are all mine, merry Xmas >Fernando Hello Fernando What a fine offer! I'm looking for any old chess programs that I can actually beat. They have to be very old. I tried playing against old paper programs. Executing all the code myself. No luck! These programs are tactical beasts. I think the program should be so old it comes with an abacus and a sundial. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards Tony
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