Author: margolies,marc
Date: 09:01:57 06/16/03
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a pin or "pinning" is the name of a tactical motif in English language. Similar motives are called "skewer" and "x-ray attack." Please forgive my playful language with you in the earlier post. I do not wish to mislead or confuse you friend. -marc pinning in french is 'clovage' or literally 'nailing' in English, right? On June 16, 2003 at 10:29:40, Javier wrote: >>a chess pin is the nineteenth century british word for a chess piece. Hence the >>term 'king-pin.' >>you have (written) tactics training software? > >Is there any other word which describes this tactical subject that you know of? >I have written several chess quizzes which are available at my site for free, >but no tactics training software, nope.
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