Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 10:11:39 04/13/99
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I'm not specifically famialer with Claude Kaber's tactics file; is this one of the tutorial CD's available from Chess Base, utilizing the Chess base training feature, which is also enjoyable. Anyway, in my view, CTART3 is a wonderful tactics training program (many of the positions have solutions for both Black or White, depending on whose turn it is). designed around the Chess Assistant style gui. It has thousands of tactics quizes and can be set for different user's working at different levels of chess knowledge. Its interface appears to work more smoothly than the simular, Strategy, Encyclopedia Of Middlegames & Studies, which appear to have some bugs when you try to set them for test positions. Another thing that Chess Base seems to be ahead on from its competer's, is the freely available patches, even if they don't always fix the problems, or introduce new ones:) mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict! On April 13, 1999 at 10:49:35, Charles Unruh wrote: >Now i of course know that CT-Art 3.0 has a few function that Claude Kaber's >chessbase file tactics don't have. However, is there any difference in the >quality has anyone done good comparison?
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