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Chess Tutor
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Chess Tutor
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a commercial chess program for the
ZX Spectrum
developed by
David Horne
and launched in 1983 by
Artic Computing
. The program plays chess on 3 different levels and teaches a beginner how to move the pieces.
Chess Tutor Screen
[1]
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Namesake
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Chess Tutor 1
Chess Tutorials
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Chess Tutor (iSchach)
[2]
[3]
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a commercial chess program for the ZX Spectrum developed by David Horne and launched in 1983 by Artic Computing. The program plays chess on 3 different levels and teaches a beginner how to move the pieces.
Table of Contents
See also
Namesake
External Links
References
What links here?
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