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Date: 19 Dec 2005 14:28:17
From: Velo Voyager
Subject: Chess Vision Software
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Has anyone used this software? Is it any good?
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Date: 19 Dec 2005 12:21:01
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Subject: Re: Chess Vision Software
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Ghen wrote:
> My son (12 yr old) used it for about a month until he got board of it.
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> He did master many of the skills - call out a square and he can name the
> color, call out any two squares and he can tell if different, call out any
> square with a piece and he can tell you what squares that piece attacks.
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> Not sure if it helped his game though - he has been stuck at 1800 uscf for
> more than 6 months.
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> Ghen
If your son is 1800 uscf, then the drills you mention above are
entirely worthless. He is WAY beyond that. Get him a good piece of
software, either Chessmaster or one of the Chessbase programs, do a
little research and maybe let him decide which one he wants.
I would suspect that Chess Vision has more important things than you
describe above. If it doesn't, I would be very surprised. But, once
again, if your son is now an A Class player, it's time to get very
serious if he wants to improve his game.
jm
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Date: 19 Dec 2005 12:17:41
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Subject: Re: Chess Vision Software
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Ghen wrote:
> My son (12 yr old) used it for about a month until he got board of it.
>
> He did master many of the skills - call out a square and he can name the
> color, call out any two squares and he can tell if different, call out any
> square with a piece and he can tell you what squares that piece attacks.
>
> Not sure if it helped his game though - he has been stuck at 1800 uscf for
> more than 6 months.
>
> Ghen
If your son is 1800 uscf, then the drills you mention above are
entirely worthless. He is WAY beyond that. Get him a good piece of
software, either Chessmaster or one of the Chessbase programs, do a
little research and maybe let him decide which one he wants.
I would suspect that Chess Vision has more important things than you
describe above. If it doesn't, I would be very surprised. But, once
again, if your son is now an A Class player, it's time to get very
serious if he wants to improve his game.
jm
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Date: 18 Dec 2005 18:59:06
From: Ghen
Subject: Re: Chess Vision Software
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My son (12 yr old) used it for about a month until he got board of it.
He did master many of the skills - call out a square and he can name the
color, call out any two squares and he can tell if different, call out any
square with a piece and he can tell you what squares that piece attacks.
Not sure if it helped his game though - he has been stuck at 1800 uscf for
more than 6 months.
Ghen
"Velo Voyager" <velovoyager@yahoo.com > wrote in message
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> Has anyone used this software? Is it any good?
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