Author: James T. Walker
Date: 21:32:34 01/23/00
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On January 23, 2000 at 20:26:28, Len Eisner wrote: >On January 23, 2000 at 20:19:47, James T. Walker wrote: > >>On January 23, 2000 at 19:41:51, Len Eisner wrote: >> >>>After installing the Fritz 6 Service Pack, I have two Fritz 6 engines in my >>>Engines folder. One is called Fritz 6.eng and the other is called Fritz 6 >>>Old.eng. Is the old one the original Fritz 6 engine? >>> >>>Here are the specifics: >>> >>>Fritz 6.eng 283K 1/23/00 >>>Fritz 6 Old.eng 285K 1/17/00 >>> >>>Len >> >>Hello Len, >>I think they simply left the original Fritz 6 engine in the folder and renamed >>it. I guess so you can compare the old to the new if you want to. My first >>impression is that the new Fritz 6 is the one to beat now. I've only had it 2 >>hours so don't put too much faith in what I say. I just like it and also I'm >>getting used to the new GUI and I like it better now than the old one which I >>thought was excellent. >>Jim Walker > >Hi Jim, > >The new Fritz 6 GUI looks the same to me as the original Fritz 6 GUI. What >looks different? *********************** Hello Len, I was referring to the Fritz 6 GUI compared to the Fritz 5 package. I have not used the Fritz 6 package since I received it because of the bugs in it. So it is now new to me. At first I didn't like the new GUI but now I'm learning to use it and set it up the way I like and it's pretty nice. *********************** >Also, the new Fritz 6 engine seems slower that the original Fritz 6 engine in >terms of nodes per second. Have you noticed that? *********************** I haven't tested that yet but I'm still curious as to why there is no "FritzMark" for Fritz 6. When you run the test it loads and runs the test with Fritz 5.32. Jim Walker ********************** >Len
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