Author: Harald Faber
Date: 01:15:55 12/27/99
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On December 26, 1999 at 19:12:01, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: >I'm very impressed with the latest Fritz (Junior), incarnation. It has just >about everything. Here's what I can deduce it doesn't have, that other programs >do; > >* Internet connectivity -CsTalII > >* 4 boards clipboard -Rebel Century > >* Blindfold -Rebel Century Who/how many people use that? >* EOC -Rebel Century Extra money, you can get the FIDE-chess enzyclopaedia (probably written wrong :-)) and the Fritz powerbook2000 which both fulfill the same intention. >* Anti GM -Rebel Century Do you use Fritz for play against human GMs? >* Pre-programed & user personalities -Rebel Century & Chess Master versions. In Shredder4 you can also define your own engine settings but don't know if there are pre-programmed ones. In Fritz you have different fun opponents. (Drunken, Harakiri etc.) >* Voice annotated game analysis & replay - Chess Master CM5500, 6000, 7000. > >OK, there must be some other stuff, but I can't remember/think of it, and >clearly the stuff I can think of, makes Rebel Century a close number two in >features and usefulness. Am I wrong? > >Larry T What absolutely hurts is the long time of program starting and make Fritz think when you use TBs. Shredder4 does it MUCH faster.
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