Hi there yes I got the one but I can beat it easerley though you have
to give it a real pluss for accessability thanks though.
At 12:57 11/07/2013, you wrote:
there is a billt in chess game on the mac in your Applications file
On 11 Jul 2013, at 12:49, John Gallagher <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Wonder if anyone uses a strong chess playing program on the mac.
> the normal chess programs on the windows computers are just
about accessible in the way you can get the programs to speak ot the moves.
> I use fritz hiarcs and shredder.
> there is a brilliant program called hiarcs chess explorer but it
has no access on a mac or windows pc.
> last year in india where we played in the olympiad I used my
netbook to look at the chess databases for our study.
> I really love my mac learning about safari I have better acces
with my bank site. with window eyes I struggle to loggin but on a
mac I managed it.
> I get a bit mixed up when I should interact with some thing but I
really feel I am winning.
> thanks for any replies.
>
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