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August 17th 07, 01:34 AM
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chessbase 9 and fritz 10
how do i get chessbase 9 to recognize fritz 10 when using vista?
in the readme file, there is a message: "Fritz10 supports a new engine interface with enhanced features. To ensure compatibility with Windows Vista, engines in the new format are stored at '\Program files\Common files \ChessBase\Engines'." how does the user use this message ? thank you wise computer people out there. boris 
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