Author: Kunnar Klauks
Date: 23:02:30 04/18/05
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On April 18, 2005 at 03:13:48, Tony Nichols wrote: >On April 18, 2005 at 01:51:56, Peter Skinner wrote: > >>On April 17, 2005 at 23:31:35, Tony Nichols wrote: >> >>> Well, If your getting serious about studying chess I suggest you get either >>>chessbase or chess assistant. There is no substitute for a good database >>>program. I use CB 9 and love it. Manipulating databases is very easy, you can >>>use all your chessbase and UCI engines for analysis, and even use it for your >>>website. >>>Good Luck >>>Tony >> >>Up until now SCID has served it's purpose very well. >> >>Looking into ChessBase 9 and Chess Assistant 8 the prices are relatively close, >>but from looking at the information there is not much that they do that SCID >>can't. >> >>Maybe it is just me but I can't justify the money for the little extra that they >>_might_ be able to provide. >> >>I might download a light version and try it out to see what is what.. >> >>Peter >The light version is based on CB6 and does not reflect what can be done with >CB9. I'm not familiar with SCID but if you can't filter databases very quickly Maybe you should try SCID. I have impression that i dont need to spend any money to buy commercial chess database. I dont know any important feature that ChessBase or Chess Assistant have what SCID does not.
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