Author: Melvin S. Schwartz
Date: 13:02:56 03/02/00
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On March 02, 2000 at 08:59:59, Gerald Grimsley wrote: >I was wondering what most readers feel is the best windows program (tiger, >fritz, Nimzo, Junior, etc) out there considering such factors as bugs, strength >of play, user friendly features, databases, opening books, technical support, >etc. I would like to buy a professional grade chess program for windows and can >only get one program. >Any thoughts would be appreciated. >Thanks in advance. >Gerald Hello Gerald, For support there is none better than what you'll get with Rebel-Tiger. Strenght: I think Rebel-Tiger is strong enough! Features: Among other things it offers Internet connectivity. Database: Relatively small but you can import games and increase the size. Opening book: Very good! User Friendly: I find it quite enjoyable to use. Another thing worth mentioning is the people involved with Rebel-Tiger listen to your wants and needs with admirable respect, and look to further enhance your enjoyment with the program. Regards, Mel
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