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Strelka 6n - first tests

All files (games, tables and engines) - download from page

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  1. I can't find the file to download. Can you please provide the link in your reply. Thanks.

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  2. I can't find the file to download. Can you please provide the link for download?

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  3. The engine is still in the testing phase. Will download later

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    1. Hi Barbara,

      Thanks for your reply.

      Is this exactly the same as the Strelka 6? If not, what is the difference?

      Regards!

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    2. Strelka 6n is the technical name. Author to version 6 added several amendments

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  4. Yes, download link please > also, mention to author about 32-bit!!!!!

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    1. I believe this is version 32. I don't think the author has come up version 64.

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