Author: Lin Harper
Date: 18:40:30 10/14/05
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On October 14, 2005 at 21:09:38, Fernando Villegas wrote: >It was launched to the market by Tasc in a CD that also brought a Chess Tutor >for beginners. >Chessica was the first windows Fritz and preceded Fritz 4. >It was more windows-friendly than F4. It operated as a real Window's window and >it was strong enough, probably a last improvement ver the Fritz 3 engine that >won a game to Deep Thought in Hong King. >It is a nice program, light, lot of features, strong at around the region of >2350 or so Elo. But what is most, it is an antique... >I found it making some order in a drawer. >Nice surprises of a leisurely friday afternoon... > >fernando That Chess Tutor with Chessica is good training not just for beginners, but also for people of some strength. Spend some time going through it, it will tend to sharpen your tactical vision. Chessica made a splash about 10 or so years back. It is still plenty strong, especially on today's hardware. But let's face it, there is a flood of strong software chess programs out there. We are spoilt. regards Lin
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