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Subject: Re: Which Program plays the Best Positional Chess?

Author: stuart taylor

Date: 03:07:38 02/15/00

On February 15, 2000 at 00:20:20, Harald Faber wrote:

>On February 15, 2000 at 00:05:44, Chessdaddy wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Anyone have any interesting opinions? I think Nimzo 99 is pretty good, and a
>>couple of my master strength buddies agree, how about you?
>
>It is the program called MChessProShredderJuniorRebelChessmaster. :-)

Firstly-you can't combine them, so if you had to say only one, which would
you choose?
Secondly-wouldn't Hiarcs also have something to add-if they could be combines?

Re: Which Program plays the Best Positional Chess? Harald Faber 21:39:23 02/15/00
- Re: Which Program plays the Best Positional Chess? Jeremiah Penery 21:59:03 02/15/00
  - Re: Which Program plays the Best Positional Chess? Harald Faber 09:34:41 02/16/00
    - Re: Which Program plays the Best Positional Chess? Jeremiah Penery 09:53:07 02/16/00
      - MCPro with FAT32 and Win98 Harald Faber 22:17:38 02/16/00
        
        You can boot using a WIN98 startup disk!! MCP8 can use maxhash in WIN98! Rafael Vasquez 13:50:23 02/17/00
        
        Indeed it works Harald Faber 09:44:15 02/18/00
        
        Re: Indeed it works Christophe Theron 20:23:31 02/18/00
        
        Re: Indeed it works Harald Faber 01:58:10 02/20/00
        
        Re: You can boot using a WIN98 startup disk!! MCP8 can use maxhash in WIN98! Harald Faber 21:56:34 02/17/00
        
        Copy of my config.sys & autoexec.bat (floppy) with cd drivers1 Rafael Vasquez 15:28:29 02/21/00
        
        Re: Copy of my config.sys & autoexec.bat (floppy) with cd drivers1 Harald Faber 21:41:15 02/21/00
        
        Hey Harald!! the above message has the info for MCP8 Rafael Vasquez 15:31:37 02/21/00
        
        Re: You can boot using a WIN98 startup disk!! MCP8 can use maxhash in WIN98! Bertil Eklund 02:25:46 02/19/00

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