Author: William Bryant
Date: 13:26:35 07/06/99
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On July 06, 1999 at 16:21:02, Zachariah Amela wrote: > >>MacChess 2.5.1 is the version you want. It is a very good chess program that >>will run on the older Mac's. It is also free. You can find a copy on the >>infomac archives or at Gambit Soft (link in links section on this message >>board). > > > >> >>Another excellent program is Sigma Chess lite 4.0.2. It is also free. > >Thanks. Where might I find these programs? Are they available on diskette as >her computer is not Internet-able. You can down load them to the same computer you use for internet access, even if it is a windows system. Copy the program to a diskette. The MacOS has had the ability to read and write IBM format diskettes for a long time. In the 'links' section of this message board is a link to Mac Chess Software. > >> >>Chessmaster 4000 is available if you have a CD rom drive. It is included in >>older copies of CM 5000 for windows and you should be able to get it for $10 - >>$15 rather than paying full price ~$40 for it. >> >>The last version of Sargon that I know of is Sargon V, but it is not available. >>I have Sargon III, first program I bought for my 1st computer, 128K Mac in >Ah Sargon lives. Which company offers Sargon? I'm sorry to misimform you. In 1984 Sargon lived. In 1999 Sargon has gone the way of the Dodo. > >1984. >> But the freeware programs above are better and more versital. >> >>William >>wbryant@ix.netcom.com > >Thank you William
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