Author: Brian Kostick
Date: 12:00:37 12/20/04
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On December 20, 2004 at 14:51:25, Brian Kostick wrote: >On December 20, 2004 at 06:49:55, Bernardo Wesler wrote: > >>It is vox populi the following statement : >>Patch for the GUI that comes with Junior9 download from >>www.playchess.com/updates/support/gui8.iup >>store the GUI8.iup file to the folder C:\Program Files\ChessBase\ChessProgram8. >>Afterwards run the program IUpgrade.exe from that folder in order to install the >>upgrade. >>I wonder wich is the source of this message. > >This is the message that is sometimes received from ChessBase support via email. >It was again repeated here a few days ago by someone. > >>I cannot find any notice about this >>supposed update anywhere in Chessbase website.... >>Let's suppose that's true; in this case is that the latest official GUI update >>for all the chessbase engines????? > >I don't think we can call it truly official release update we do know that it >comes from ChessBase. I suggest treating it as beta update. > >>If it were only for Junior9, we could have in >>a near future so many different guis as engines....... Is this serious? > >If you are installed to ChessProgram8 folder you should only have one common GUI >installed. Yes, many people make a GUI folder backup before applying an update, >a personal choice. That's as far as I know and of course discounting their older >installation folders in use a couple of years ago. Perhaps Junior9 is now >installed to ChessProgram9 folder? I don't know. > >The 'official' updates are generally had by logging (not as guest) onto >playchess.com via the interface and then selecting the menu item 'Query >Upgrade...' BK PS. I was under the impression the link was: http://www.playchess.com/updates/gui8.iup not .../support/... but I am unable to confirm if either link is working right now and am just going off my notes. BK
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