Showing posts with label Fritz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fritz. Show all posts

Sunday, April 8, 2012

Managing your collection of chess playing engines (Fritz Tip #0026)

Managing your collection of chess playing engines (Fritz Tip #0026) Video Clips. Duration : 6.83 Mins.


How do you use Fritz chess software? USCF Sales (uscfsales.com ) presents a series of Fritz13 chess software tips, demonstrated by Steve Lopez (renowned chess computer expert, who also writes more ChessBase and Fritz how-to's at http ). With all of the Fritz-compatible chess engines available (commercially and as free downloads), you can easily accumulate a long and cumbersome scrolling engine list. In this video Steve shows you how to use Fritz13's engine management tools to shorten your engine list without resorting to deleting valuable chess engine files that you might want to use later.

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Friday, April 6, 2012

How to color code chess game variations (Fritz Tip #0001)

How to color code chess game variations (Fritz Tip #0001) Video Clips. Duration : 4.58 Mins.


How do you use Fritz? USCF Sales (uscfsales.com ) presents a series of Fritz 12 chess software tips, demonstrated by Steve Lopez (renowned chess computer expert, who also writes more ChessBase how-to's at http ). While viewing a chess game in Fritz 12 or Rybka 4, do you sometimes get lost when multiple variations branch off from the same point in the game? Steve demonstrates a technique for color-coding variations to provide greater viewing clarity.

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Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Post-game "Blundercheck" analysis using Fritz 13 chess software (Fritz Tip #0031)

Post-game "Blundercheck" analysis using Fritz 13 chess software (Fritz Tip #0031) Tube. Duration : 8.88 Mins.


USCF Sales (uscfsales.com ) presents a Fritz13 Windows PC chess software tip, demonstrated by Steve Lopez (renowned chess computer expert, who also writes ChessBase and Fritz how-to's at http ). Fritz13's "Blundercheck" analysis mode produces suggestions for better moves, as well as a numerical evaluation of every move in the game. This provides the user with more precise information regarding his chess play. In this video, Steve shows you how to run "Blundercheck" mode after setting the parameters for Fritz 13's chess analysis.

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