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Date: 05 Aug 2007 09:32:41
From: David
Subject: New to Chess software
Hi. Have a basic, elementary even, question. Are the Fritz and other
ChessBase software stand alone or do they function in conjunction with
Fritz 10; specifically the *Fritx Trainer* series of software?

Thanks in advance. I've come back to chess after more than five
decades, and it's gratifying to see that I am no longer embarassed at
the level of my chess incompetence. :-)





 
Date: 07 Aug 2007 20:54:51
From: David
Subject: Re: New to Chess software
On Aug 7, 2:42?pm, JohnnyT <[email protected] > wrote:
> David wrote:
> > Hi. Have a basic, elementary even, question. Are the Fritz and other
> > ChessBase software stand alone or do they function in conjunction with
> > Fritz 10; specifically the *Fritx Trainer* series of software?
>
> > Thanks in advance. I've come back to chess after more than five
> > decades, and it's gratifying to see that I am no longer embarassed at
> > the level of my chess incompetence. :-)
>
> You can in general use any of the modern versions of the products. The
> fritz trainer products also come with a free viewer as well.
>
> But they work fine using the cheap fritz available on Amazon for 20 bucks.

Thanks!



 
Date: 07 Aug 2007 11:42:10
From: JohnnyT
Subject: Re: New to Chess software
David wrote:
> Hi. Have a basic, elementary even, question. Are the Fritz and other
> ChessBase software stand alone or do they function in conjunction with
> Fritz 10; specifically the *Fritx Trainer* series of software?
>
> Thanks in advance. I've come back to chess after more than five
> decades, and it's gratifying to see that I am no longer embarassed at
> the level of my chess incompetence. :-)
>


You can in general use any of the modern versions of the products. The
fritz trainer products also come with a free viewer as well.

But they work fine using the cheap fritz available on Amazon for 20 bucks.