Author: Volker Böhm
Date: 07:36:48 01/15/04
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On January 15, 2004 at 09:58:13, Neil Fulton wrote: >I'm an adult who has played and understands the basic rules of chess but would >like to learn the game well. I live in a small town, however, and have limited >outlets to be taught and to play. I would like to buy a good teaching computer >or software to both play and learn. Any suggestions for the best options to >teach a pretty novice player but that also have room to really grow? Hi, in my opignon you need practice and a good book. For practice buy an old and cheep version of a chess program with many options(like chessmaster). Any commercial program in any version is too strong. It should have the option to reduce playing strength. Thats why most freeware chess engines wouldn´t fit. For the book I like: "The Game of Chess" by Siegbert Tarrasch Greetings Mangar
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