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Subject: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation?

Author: Chip Sears

Date: 07:00:51 01/17/02

One of the reason I will always lean towards the Chessmaster programs is that
this program is the only one I have seen that has descriptive notation.  I am a
collector of OLD chess books and this was the primary notation.  It makes it
much easier to read and study these classic books if I maintain the original
notation.  Does anyone know why other programs (especially the Chessbase GUI)
does not offer this option?

thanks

• Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Marc van Hal 13:49:11 01/17/02
  • Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Roy Eassa 13:57:56 01/17/02
• Re: Filemate has Descriptive Notation? Michael D. Sharpe 13:16:04 01/17/02
• Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Thorsten Czub 12:58:10 01/17/02
• Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Tapio Huuhka 08:57:04 01/17/02
  • Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Chip Sears 09:01:52 01/17/02
  • Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Chip Sears 09:01:49 01/17/02
• Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Robert Hyatt 07:31:03 01/17/02
  • Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Chip Sears 09:02:59 01/17/02
    • Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? John Merlino 09:31:38 01/17/02
      • Re: John, where can I buy Chessmaster? Edwin Wigmore 12:14:38 01/17/02
        • Re: John, where can I buy Chessmaster? John Merlino 12:26:11 01/17/02
      • Re: Why Chessmaster series the only program that has Descriptive Notation? Chip Sears 12:05:32 01/17/02

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