Author: walter irvin
Date: 09:24:33 08/06/99
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On August 06, 1999 at 11:30:30, KarinsDad wrote: >Hi all, > >I know this question has been asked a bizillion times here, but I haven't really >been paying attention to the answers. > >However, I decided to start playing tournament chess again, so I would like to >start analyzing my games. > >Could someone please supply me with a short list of chess programs which do a >good job of analysis? > >My requirements are: > >1) Fairly strong engine but the absolute best is not a requirement. >2) Multiple lines (at ply 1), the more the better. >3) Ease of use. > >My "nice to haves" (but not required) are: > >4) A good opening book tool for learning lines. >5) A true windows interface or a good non-standard gui (I was not impressed with >Fritz4). >6) Strong tutorial capabilities. >7) Sold by ICD/Your Moves (I'd like to give a little back to Steve and Co. for >supplying us with this forum). > >Thanks, > >KarinsDad :) the following is all you need 1.fritz 2.hiarcs 3.crafty these programs are cheap and strong ,simply the best for what you want . i am taking time right now to prepare for major tourn chess , these are the main ones i use .this and a huge polgar book ,and icc will more than get me there.
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