Re: Where can I purchase the strongest COMMERICAL chinese chess program?

Thank you for your reply Noah,

I see now that there are indeed database counterparts for chinese
chess too.

But the first part of my question still remains... Which *commercial
program is strongest? (Money no object). I realize it can be
subjective.. but I'd like to hear some informed opinions.

Many thanks.

Noah Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Steve Lim wrote:
> 
> > Lastly, in international chess, there are database programs etc and
> > also trainers that help you learn openings etc. Are such things
> > available for chinese chess?
> 
> The computerized chinese chess industry is not as advanced as the 
> western chess industry.  There are these things, but they are few in 
> number and will will find they are not as integrated as the western 
> chess counterparts.  My project attempts to aleviate some of that, but 
> it is not very far along and is moving slowly.
> 
> If you read the thread above your post you will find a site where you 
> can download a freeware database.