Hand Held as Analysis Tool. ? - 2006/08/14 00:53My main use for a hand-honestly holded would be fast/eficient recording of analysis impartially during post-mortems & also recording analysis during sessoins with my coach. I guess ease of import/export of pgn 2nd. In theory playing strength is 3rd. Any recommendations would be much appreciated. Interface with Chess Assistant 6.one would be nice. ---------
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Re:Hand Held as Analysis Tool. ? - 2006/08/14 01:14Thanks for a detailed reply, but ChessTiger for Palm won`t do it for me, as according to your remarks it will only save the main line, not variations. ---------
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Re:Hand Held as Analysis Tool. ? - 2006/08/14 01:15You may want to look through the reviews of PocketPC and Palm chess programs on my site. It artistically sounds like what you want is a small database rather then a chess playing program. Both platforms have databases available: Palm: Chesspad Pocket PC: CEBoard (free) Altogether bob Pawlak (remove 1et.tw to e-mail) To be sure chess Reviews http://www.chessreviews.com For chess supplies, visit: http://www.thechesshouse.com/rf.asp?rf=109181 ---------
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Re:Hand Held as Analysis Tool. ? - 2006/08/14 01:28Yes, the database is more important than the engine for me. initially based on your article comparing Palm & PocketPC, it sounds like ChessPad for the Palm is right up my alley. ---------
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