Author: KIRK SEARS
Date: 12:35:38 04/12/03
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Think about adding Descriptive Notation as a future option for your programs. The old chess library buffs would certainly love it. I know that Chessmaster and Chessbase 8 (but not their other programs like Fritz) offer this. For those of you who are not book hounds or lived before 1970 here are some links to what it is: http://www.chessville.com/misc/misc_codes_notation_descriptive.htm http://www.derekschessworld.com/Descriptive.html http://chess.about.com/library/ble21brd.htm (GO TO BOTTOM OF PAGE) On April 11, 2003 at 17:14:48, Bernie Shapiro wrote: >Many of the classics are written in DN. Sometimes a publisher will do the >translation, and release the book to the market.Unfortunely that does not happen >enough. It would be a service to beginners for them to be able to read the >classics easily. I requested this information about three years ago, and was not >successful. Maybe now somebody will come up with the answer. > >Bernie
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