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Sub:
Inquiry about unloading games
Date: 11/24/10
04:53:03
PM
EDT
From: NR
To:
service@Chess-poster.com
First of all, I want
to tell you the site is very interesting and that I
congratulate you for the work of many years.
I wanted to ask you a
few questions: I am interested in saving on my PC some games
shown in your page of 'Great Games', but I can't figure out
how to download the pgn file or a way to copy the playlist.
I just started
playing Chess, I mean, how to move the pieces and
some other basic stuff that I already know, but I don't
know the next step to follow for learning, if studying
openings, or the endgame, or viewing games, or yet, to
read books on strategy or tactics. I would appreciate if
you can tell me the most convenient option.
Thank you very
much in advance, waiting for your answer.
Natalia
Chess-poster.com
Dear viewer,
The games in our page
"Great Games" cannot be
downloaded as a single pgn file. However, all these games
are available in our section of pgn files (http://www.chess-poster.com/english/pgn/pgn_files.htm).
At this pgn files
page, you should find every game listed in the 'Great Games'
page plus more that 250,000 games from most of the grand
masters. All these games can be reviewed online with our
LT-PGN-VIEWER.
Our advice about the
next step to follow for learning, we suggest that you play
Chess quite often regardless of losing or winning. Don't
worry too much when you lose some games, for every game lost
will teach you something new you didn't know.
And last, study a few
Chess openings. You could start with the most popular
opening which is the Ruy Lopez and some of its variations.
Thank you for visiting us,
chess-poster.com
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