Author: stuart taylor
Date: 07:48:43 01/31/05
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On January 30, 2005 at 05:08:01, Sandro Necchi wrote: >On January 30, 2005 at 05:03:25, stuart taylor wrote: > >>On January 29, 2005 at 22:27:07, William Penn wrote: >> >>>Maybe a small language gap: >>> >>>the "trial period" expires after 30 days, >>> not the engine/GUI runs for 30 days... >>> :o) >>> >>>WP >> >>Not that. I mean, why is this engine being offered now for free trial, when it >>is the Shredder 9 which is being advertized? > >Since the GUI has been updated and is including new features as well, a new less >strong engine is offered too for those who wants to pay less and are looking for >a less strong engine. > >>And it even says that sign-up will >>enable all the features, and sign-up means paying. So why are they doing this >>now, for an old program? > >See above. > >>S.Taylor > >Sandro Thanks for clarification, from you and others. Actually, I see now (I havn't been using top engines for some time now) that this free trial Shredder engine, whilst probably alot stronger than the Arasan which I play around with, takes much longer to win games than the Arasan. The Arasan is very sharp against a human, and seems to give the human alot of hard work to do, to keep his/her head. But this free trial Shredder Classic knows how to push through attacks much better. I wonder if a human ought to feel more comfortable playing it, even if it is much stronger than the Arasan. S.Taylor
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