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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Opening Books by Harry Schnapp

A variety of Mr. Schnapp's excellent opening books in ctg format can be found HERE.

The website Le Fou numerique also has a lot of interesting information and reviews of chess programs. Some of the material may be out of date (for example, the tips and tricks section dates back to 2004!) but there is some good stuff on Fritz 12 and13, ChessBase 10 and 11, Rybka Aquarium, etc, that may be helpful.
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