Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 04:21:30 04/20/99
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On April 19, 1999 at 15:37:28, José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba wrote: >On April 19, 1999 at 15:21:10, Craig Stevens wrote: > >>I am looking for a good program for pure analysis. I really do not care to play >>against the beast, just for it to give me accurate analysis and feedback on just >>about every move once the opening is done. Right now I have Extreme Chess and I >>think it is a piece of s**t because it will only comment on about every 8th move >>or so. And the detail is pretty bad too. I want to see variations and scores >>for those variations! :) >> >>Also, I would like it so that I could put a game in the computer, go to bed, and >>in the morning the game would be completely analyzed. I guess sort of like an >>Informant game type analysis! >> >>If anyone knows of a good program that fits this mold I would apprecitate it if >>you would let me know what it is!! :) >> >>Thanks! > > Crafty has good annotating features. It is not informant-like; but gives you >variations and scores. ...you can also use Crafty in Junior 5 or Fritz 32 as a native engine. Then you got Craftys nice positional feel formatted in the nice "CB packaging". Torstein Hall
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