Author: Harald Faber
Date: 00:28:39 04/21/99
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On April 20, 1999 at 20:06:10, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: >Even though there is a lot of good chess software such as ,playing programs, >(Fritz5, HIARCS, MChess, CSTAL, ect), and chess databases, (CB7, Chess >Assistant, Chess Academy), & even tutorials, (Chess Mentor, TASC Chess Tutor, >CTART, ect.), I still get the most out of the enourmous range of chess books >available. One of the latest coolest books is, 'Secrets Of Modern Chess >Strategy', by John Watson. And there are many other great chess books I won't >bother to mention here. My thought is that reading these books, stands to >improve one understanding of chess more then the software can currently do, even >without studying the game later on the computer screen... > >mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict! Congratulations! You have done the first step. Go on with playing and analyzing with humans, e.g. in a chess club. It will improve your play and give you more insight into the strategies, evaluation of positions and the resulting plans.
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