Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 03:43:46 10/11/99
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On October 11, 1999 at 06:38:46, Didzis Cirulis wrote: > >>How is the opening book editor, database, any new personalities worth looking >>at, what about any new features ???? >> >>Better or worse than CM6K. How about some positive comments !!!! > >Positive comments? Ok.... here we go: > >If I have to say, my answer is that CM7000 it is better then CM6000. >Better for me as a user: > >1) I have not find any serious bugs this far. Just those usual ones in >tutorials. Maybe there is still something bad to discover, but this far OK. > >2) After some days of use, I like CM7000's interface more than that of CM6000. >It has everything required for "chess playing family" now. >As for me, I like this division by rooms - it resembles my chess club, "Riga >Chess School", a lot ;-) > >3)Now, when I have discovered for me how to handle epd pos and fen files, this >is not a problem any more. (See my message about Thoughts, tips and >work-arounds). > >4) No more "I am the next Fischer" problem. > >5)Separate Player statistics for Bullet, Blitz and Standard. > >In a couple of words: I see that Mindscape team has done a lot to make a good >chess program for a whole family. This is done nicely. If I have not read about >Michael's problems, I would say it is great, right on the target, chess product. >And I still say it is great as it revives my desire to improve my own chess. > >Still I am looking for the upgrade, from good to perfect. ;-) > >Didzis Cirulis From what I have seen, I agree, if I did not have the problems I had, I would be using it instead of CM6K. I too think the rooms make it more interesting and fun. Its just a shame that the only system I can get to use it on is on a really slow system which makes me get pissed off and I leave it.
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