Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 18:26:13 11/15/99
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Well, all us 'chess adicts!' have our own way. (And I recommend that you to, find your own best way to interpet the vast amount of information avialable, 'out there'). One thing I recommend (other than this place), is the page, http://hometown.aol.com/rjpawlak/ch_widow.html I also highly recommend Robert Pawlak's book, 'CHESS SOFTWARE SOURCEBOOK' (see his page for ordering information), Both his page & this book has a tremendous amount of help information & explanations of the chess software availble. For (the best!?), chess Books, you should check out Randy Bauer's page, http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/randybauer/ That should help you with all aspects of finding the best (and most priceworthy), chess study material. For Chess Sets and equipment, I recommend www.chessco.com/ And just keep your eye out at large swiss chess tournaments. I still have my gorgious Indian Rosewood set that I bought from a Goichberg tournament about 15 years ago for $45 dollars. Bet its worth around $100 bucks now?! Larry T. On November 15, 1999 at 16:16:43, liam hearns wrote: >would it be asking to much to ask the members to submit hints on how to get the >best out of the various programs so that the ordinary joe soap can understand >and benifit.unfortunetly i find most of the info is either beyond me or of no >practical use.sometimes it sounds like intellectual muscle flexing.i like many >have a chess program and would like to use it for general fun and analysis but i >am sure there is a lot more to the prog.dah!
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