Author: Mike Leahy
Date: 16:27:30 06/04/99
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On June 01, 1999 at 02:09:54, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: >I agree there. Mainly the Power Book (or other opening books for Fritz), is an >excellent research tool. Just hit f11, then click on the moves leading to your >favorite opening variation. The program gives you extensive statistics about >which moves are played and how often. Then when you are ready to test, hit f11 >again and start playing your moves against the program. Hit space bar to Force >Fritz (or Junior, or whatever engine), to change sides. Use the 'takeback arrow >box', to take back a move & replace with another try - Very convienent! > >I must say, I'm still trying to figure out what the main advantage of BookUp is. > I've recently become enamered by this program as well, since you are entering >in the game moves to manuelly build your own tree. I don't know. They are both >great!? > >mrslug - the chess software addict! Hey Larry, The main advantages of Bookup are probably the ability to add your own large comments and then the ability to train against the tree with mock games (Training mode). Bookup brings in analysis via EPD files so you can contrast the opinions of various programs. The human opinions found in the books-on-disk are also outstanding but the free Bookup Lite will show you (and train you on) those books. Mike Leahy
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