Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 22:05:24 02/16/99
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Here is an example where a mate solver shines. 1B6/4QK2/r3P3/5kNn/2N1pr2/3P2pP/4Rq2/3n1R2 w - - id "C.A.P.250024"; ce 32762; pv dxe4+ Rxe4 Qc5+ Re5 Qxe5# Did you see Nf3! immediately? The program I was using found a certain mate, but Nf3 is faster. And really, really pretty. Beautiful, isn't it? I used Problemiste to solve it. It uses foreign notation so a knight is S, not N. Easy to figure out though.
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