Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 06:12:29 11/01/99
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On October 31, 1999 at 22:28:29, Bruce Moreland wrote: >On October 31, 1999 at 22:11:41, Peter Kappler wrote: > >>I also don't think that Fritz (or any other commercial program) should be >>allowed to play under an alias. > >Quest does not have the same interface that Fritz has. It is not an "alias" in >my opinion. > >It is just something that Frans Morsch calls his program sometimes. > >bruce They play with the fritz6 interface. It's not even showing the name quest anywhere. Matthias Feist is operating it. Frans Morsch is walking around or sitting on the right or left of matthias. I don't mind them playing with 'quest'. i mind shouting out loud Fritz won the dutch open when it does. Note that it's also using the Alexander Kure openings book, which got out of book at +4.0 against poor DIEP. So it's completely a chessbase entry, however doing that under the name quest, which is in the end the program of Frans i find completely legal, as against most opponents this engine is making some moves. Greetings, Vincent
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