Author: Joshua Shriver
Date: 21:44:08 03/25/04
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Was going to recommend Chessmaster 9000 since it just came out for OS X. hrm.. You'll have to balance out ease of use with cost. If you want something that you can just double click and has lots of eye candy, might be worth $30-40 (?) for Chessmaster. Eboard and Xboard both work find under Mac OS X, though they require X11 and aren't as nice looking. Also I dont believe they offer any kind of tutorials or options for "learning". Sincerely, Joshua Shriver Btw I'm on a Mac too :) On March 26, 2004 at 00:20:24, Jonathan Lee wrote: >I work with kids one hour per week using several Apple computers which are >compatible and connected with the Internet. > >I would like to ask whether there is tutorials that are compatable to the Apple >and MacIntosh computer in schools. > >I can do > >http://www.schoolchess.com > >but the pieces are not in very good graphics. I can't tell between bishop and a >pawn for example. Are they any other tutorials out there? > >In terms of shareware and freeware chess engines other than gnuchess, what else >is out there that has many good features that can play at least expert level? > >I realize that in the "real world" there are very few Mac's used. > >I would prefer to buy the (Chessmaster for Apple) but that costs money. >Jonathan
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