Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 23:22:57 10/06/05
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On October 06, 2005 at 23:02:49, Swaminathan wrote: >http://chesscafe.com/text/review419.pdf > >If you are a chess player,and if your perception is that you have improved a >great deal with use of computers and program as a tool >Then I'd like to hear from you about your tips on how to deal with chessbase or >any other teaching program,I find from reviews that one has to go through all >top grand master games to improve their level of play,is it true?Why aren't >experts mentioning a thing about computers and its use? >I personally find that playing with computers won't help you unless you learn >from mistakes.What's the best feature in chessbase that boosts human perfomance? I have been using Chess Master to improve my game for quite a while now. The lessons that CM offers, the tutorials by Josh Waitzkin, and the seemingly endless "level" personalities that you can play against make it the best product to improve your overall game. If you are looking for opening training, download SCID, a monster database, ECO classify them, and learn with Crafty. Peter
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