If you're unsure about this kind of stuff, do yourself a favor and get yourself a Windows for Dummies or Complete Idiots Guide to Windows book for whatever flavor of Windows you're running. After you've read one, you'll find that you're much more comfortable with your computer, more self-reliant, and less afraid of screwing something up. I've found that the Complete Idiot's Guides have gotten a lot better in the last couple of years and I prefer these to the Dummies books these days. I've noticed two recurring problems with Fritz5.32 that we'll address here. The first is that some folks can't get the music to play in Fritz5.32 or the other two 32-bit chess programs.
Early indications are that it's a memory management problem.
This is simply because they're on two different CDs. To use them both simutaneously, you'll need to put the general opening book on your hard drive. The program will open a box allowing you to select a folder into which to copy the general book. If you love gambits, stop by the Chess Kamikaze Home Page. Copyright 1998, Steven Lopez.