user3573: 
As new to this as you could get i think.
Could you explain the four digit numbers that appear next to what i guess you call annotations. I would either think it should go for the highest or the lowest number, but no.
Haven't been able to google the answer, lack of imagination i guess.
Thanks for your help!

user3158: I think you are using "Lucas chess" here with Rybka. Even though Lucas chess is a real neat software, I eventually preferred the (-1 / 0 / +1) kind of representation of the evaluation. Each number next to the move is an evaluation or weight associated with the move. As you can clearly see it is considering many different moves (usually called MultiPV in UCI terms) and giving its evaluations.

3573: <p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/Ath74.jpg" alt="Picture of the number i refer to"></p>

<p>As new to this as you could get i think.
Could you explain the four digit numbers that appear next to what i guess you call annotations. I would either think it should go for the highest or the lowest number, but no.</p>

<p>Haven't been able to google the answer, lack of imagination i guess.</p>

<p>Thanks for your help!</p>
 3158: <p>I think you are using "Lucas chess" here with Rybka. Even though Lucas chess is a real neat software, I eventually preferred the (-1 / 0 / +1) kind of representation of the evaluation. Each number next to the move is an evaluation or weight associated with the move. As you can clearly see it is considering many different moves (usually called MultiPV in UCI terms) and giving its evaluations.</p>
