Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 17:32:46 11/09/98
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I just recieved 3 fantasting programs from Chess Assistant, in the mail from ICD; 1. Encyclopedia of Middlegames 2. Studies 2.0 3. Strategy # 1 & 3 (particularly #1), offer thematic study of opening variations, using test, Study material & playing of typical positions agianst the playing engine Dragon. Think of Chess Mentor, but aimed at candidate masters in the soviet union style. The language in the program seems a little stilted compared to Chess Mentor, but the material presented & the level at which the pupil is expected to grasp it is on a higher plane. Anyway, I'm having a great deal of fun with this program, and here is a couple of links for further info: http://www.chessassistant.com http://207.86.247.69/wccr/software/ChessAssistant/lkmiddlegame.html Larry Kaufman's review in Computer Chess reports. http://hometown.aol.com/rjpawlak/ch_widow.html The chess widower's home page, one of the best sites (other than here), to get a view of chess software before buying it. mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict! On November 09, 1998 at 19:18:05, Bill Russell wrote: >I would like to know a good software tool to really study the openings. Could >you recommend something like that. I would like to study the openings, say 10 to >15 moves deep, nothing but openings. > >Thanks > >Billr
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