Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 21:43:53 04/12/00
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It seems pretty good, yes. Please note that Kasparovchess is doing somthing like this on their web page. You can download a client simular to Chess Base Light, and the lesson file, plays in Real Audio, sychronized with the chess board. There are quite a few lessons available, Boris Alterman, and Sophia Polgar, among others, and it is (so far!?), completely free. I would be most interested in what people here think of this... Larry T. On April 12, 2000 at 03:10:37, Nicholas Cooper wrote: >Hello all, > >A chess colleague of mine raves about the tutorials and audio annotations >supplied in Chessmaster 6000. As a class player, are they really that good or is >a good book a better bet? Also, are the game annotations by Larry Evans and >Yasser Serawain helpful or not?? And what of the other coaching features?? >Essentially, how would you rate the teaching facilities in this software? > >Any comments appreciated, as I don't have the opportunity of trying before I buy >so I would like to learn as much as possible before making a decision... > >Regards, > >Nick Cooper
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