Author: Pete Galati
Date: 20:24:19 06/11/00
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On June 11, 2000 at 22:02:28, Tim OLena wrote: >I have CM6000 and would like to maybe round out my chess software "library" as >it were. > >1) What would be your recommendation for someone developing an opening >repertoire? > >2) What are some good no-nonsense programs for analyzing games and positions? > >3) What are the best programs for just plain skittles? > >I imagine that strength isn't an issue any more, especially since I'm only >around 1500 USCF ? Am I correct in assuming that bugs and features weigh heavier >nowadays? > >Any input is appreciated. > >-TO' I've messed around some with the Fritz6 interface. Very nice. Easy to create opening books, and you can find a great selection of all openings at Dann Corbit's ftp ftp://38.168.214.175/pub/ if you need raw mat'l to make a book from, so you can make a book comprized of only the A48 opening if you want, and practice very specific openings very easilly if you'd like. Freeware programs like Crafty will do the same thing if you'd care to put in the work. It's not teribly difficult, but if you're used to having an interface to do the work, then I'd pass on Crafty. But it's a very good program anyhow. Pete
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