Jacobs/Aagaard/Emms: Chess Software User's Guide - Making the Most of Your Software

Autor: Jacobs, Byron; Aagaard, Jacob; Emms, John
Verlag / Hersteller: Everyman Chess
Erscheinungsjahr: 2003
Sprache: Englisch
Buchumschlag: paperback
Seiten: 128

Master Chess Software: A Practical Guide to Engines and Databases

Chess Software User's Guide by Byron Jacobs, Jacob Aagaard, and John Emms provides practical instruction for players looking to integrate computer tools into their game. Written by chess experts, this guide demystifies both chess engines and database software.

Casual club players and tournament competitors often struggle to leverage chess software effectively. This book bridges that gap with clear answers to common questions about selecting and using the right tools.

Highlights

• Guidance on chess engines: how to choose, configure, and analyse positions with playing programs
• Database software essentials for organizing, searching, and learning from chess games
• Practical workflows for game analysis and preparation using computer tools
• Expert advice from experienced chess authors on maximizing software features
• Suitable for club and tournament players new to computer-assisted chess

An accessible introduction for players ready to work with chess software.

FAQ

What types of chess software does this book cover?
The guide addresses both chess engines (playing programs used for analysis) and database software (tools for organizing and studying games). It focuses on practical application rather than technical specifications.

Is this book suitable for tournament players?
Yes. The book is designed for casual, club, and tournament players who want to incorporate computer analysis into their preparation and game review.