Author: Melvin S. Schwartz
Date: 20:22:52 02/18/00
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On February 18, 2000 at 11:10:50, Rob Shultz wrote: >I'm looking for a free program that I could have a child learn to play chess >against. I know Rebel Decade is free but can you dumb it down enough that a >beginner could challenge it? Any help would be great! > >Rob Hello Rob, Without a doubt, I strongly recommend Chessmaster 6000 or 7000. This program will offer teaching perfectly suitable for beginners, and up to the intermediate level. This means that your child can learn and keep on learning even beyond the beginner stage. There are personalities to play against from the absolute patzers on up to master level. It is also a fun program to both use and play against. Your child should find it extremely useful for he/she can set up tournaments with other personalities and also play rated games. I believe all this, and the tutorials, will motivate him/her to stick with the game, have fun, and improve greatly from the beginner stage. Investing in this program, I believe, will be very rewarding for both the child and you. Also, almost forgot to mention, there is voice analysis to help your child even further. Regards, Mel
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