Author: John Kilkenny
Date: 18:31:11 02/12/00
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On February 12, 2000 at 21:25:07, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >Chessbase is a database program, not an analysis module or a playing program. Considering that it has a dozen analysis engines i'm quite certain that pat of it's design is to work for analysis >I can remeber that under DBase IV there was a crude text editor with a limit up >to 255 chracters in certain memo fields. >Why didn't they incorporate a full word processing program in it? I would say something to hurt your feelings, but your post lets me think i should have sympathy for you. It was >supposed to store data, and all data is inn text format evetually. >Answer: because it was a database program, not a word processor. > >Buy fritz 6 and you have a lot of database capabilities already. >Buy ChessBase if you want a database program. > >Jeroen ;-}
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