Author: Francesco Di Tolla
Date: 11:12:05 10/17/99
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>I have the book Isolated Pawn: Theory of Chess Middlegame. > Some of the examples are easily bustable, e.g. the analysis > was not computer-checked at all, because there's some move that goes +7, > but White misses it, then Black misses defending > against it, then White misses it again, etc. Quite a generic statemnt. Could you post which please? >I would like to know if they have checked the actual content for errors this >time around. It was clear from the book that they haven't done this much >before, because it looks like errors were propagated from analysis back in the >60s directly into the book. Needless to say, I was not impressed. Well the program is not only that, of course there are tutorials, there is a database and now a playing program. I think that some of the contents of the tutorials were updated after that some of it was published in (paper) books, but I don't think they have changed much of the chess content rather improvedd the english text (not sure). regards Franz regards Franz
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