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Subject: Re: Best Program for Analysis?

Author: Peter Klausler

Date: 06:09:19 04/20/99

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On April 20, 1999 at 07:21:30, Torstein Hall wrote:
>>	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".

You can also use Crafty as an analysis engine for CDB,
which is free.

• Re: Best Program for Analysis? José de Jesús García Ruvalcaba 08:13:56 04/20/99
  • Re: Best Program for Analysis? Peter Klausler 08:58:13 04/21/99
    • Re: When will we see CDB 2.0!? Robert Ericsson 05:37:53 04/22/99
      • Re: When will we see CDB 2.0!? Peter Klausler 07:02:50 04/22/99
        • Re: When will we see CDB 2.0!? Robert Ericsson 02:06:10 04/23/99
  • Re: Best Program for Analysis? Dann Corbit 09:43:39 04/20/99

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