Author: Pete Galati
Date: 06:09:59 03/21/01
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On March 21, 2001 at 07:28:08, Scott Woods wrote: >On March 20, 2001 at 20:22:54, Pete Galati wrote: > >>On March 20, 2001 at 18:21:39, Rich Van Gaasbeck wrote: >> >>>I'm looking for software to improve my tactical skill. I was thinking >>>that it would be good to have a program that could generate random problems. >>>(or is it studies)? I'm mostly interested in easier problems that will help >>>me "see" forks, skewers and pins faster, rather than a program that can generate >>>mate in 3's, etc. >>> >>>Another possibility would be software that finds positions that would qualify >>>as problems from a pgn database of real games. >>> >>>Anyone know of any such programs? >>> >>>Rich >> >>I'd suggest trying a demo of Chess Mentor http://www.chess.com/ >> >>Lots of good lessons in there in various levels of skills. >> >>Pete > >Fritz 6 also has a training tool in it's database. - ie try and guess the best >move to make. ( based on real games and you can include your own games as well >) I'll have to look for that. I used to go through games by famous players and try to guess the next move, but it was a pretty fast thing, I never studied the situations all that long. Pete
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